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Hi,
I'm creating a indb. book with indesign.
The books organisation has undergone reshuffling so some chapters have now become subchapters but still have their own .indd file. I would like to keep them as separate files if possible, as each is about 100 pages and numerous people are working within thebook at the same time so having separate chapter files makes work flow easier.
Want I would like to achieve is this organisation:
1. Introduction
2. Research
2.1. & 2.2. etc. Research Topics
3. Vision
4. Conclusion
Due to the reshuffling I have run into problems with some item referencing and text linking up properly.
Currently they appear as 'Fig 0#-###:' however the subchapters continue as if were chapters, when I would like them to appear as 'Fig 0#.#-###' .What is the best way to enable that the subchapter indd. files are referenced properly?
Sorry for all the questions, I am a bit lost currently and open to any suggestions.
Thank you for your help in advance, hopefully I clarified my current problem, if not I will try to explain better 🙂
Adam
In an InDesign book (.indb file) you can't designate sub-chapters.
I would handle that via the paragraph style numbering. Set up two paragraph styles: chapter numbers (which are already in place) and the sub-chapter numbers, and then assign them to the appropriate chapters. If the book gets reorganized, just open the chapters and re-assign the first paragraph of those impacted. It won't take more than few minutes—you just have to remember to do it.
~Barb
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In an InDesign book (.indb file) you can't designate sub-chapters.
I would handle that via the paragraph style numbering. Set up two paragraph styles: chapter numbers (which are already in place) and the sub-chapter numbers, and then assign them to the appropriate chapters. If the book gets reorganized, just open the chapters and re-assign the first paragraph of those impacted. It won't take more than few minutes—you just have to remember to do it.
~Barb
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