My boss has just asked me to do something in Word 2003 that I'm not sure I can technically do. He wants the format for figures to have three different numbering styles -- to have lower-case Roman numerals in the introduction (Figure iii), regular Arabic in the body (Figure 3), and alpha in the appendix (Figure C). I don't think Word 2003 can automatically keep those straight.
Some of my docs have 50-75 figures in them, and they go through some extensive editing before publishing. It would be a nightmare to try to keep track of them manually, but I can't seem to get them to have the three different styles that he wants. I tried using section breaks, hoping I could switch there, but the caption numbering or style didn't "reset" like I was hoping.
(Yes, I know, Word is not a good tool for this, but it's the one my boss insists I use.)
Indyrose
Some of my docs have 50-75 figures in them, and they go through some extensive editing before publishing. It would be a nightmare to try to keep track of them manually, but I can't seem to get them to have the three different styles that he wants. I tried using section breaks, hoping I could switch there, but the caption numbering or style didn't "reset" like I was hoping.
(Yes, I know, Word is not a good tool for this, but it's the one my boss insists I use.)
Indyrose