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Old 04-18-2013, 06:23 AM   #14
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Originally Posted by Tex2002ans View Post
Impossible to "steal" something which is intangible!! Are we not all here to make better ebooks?

But feel free to copy/emulate what we learn here in this topic!
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Thanks, but I was aiming more for the "one line" solution.. although this looks to be viable as well.

Oh? Which book?
it's 1000+ page biannual income-tax guide book, would post some samples but it's copyrighted.

although floating numbers inline hadn't occurred to me, think i still personally prefer separating them into discreet blocks. because there are so many back-references in the book i was working on, i end up with things like

<p class="paragraph_number"><a id="ref300"/><span class="bold underline">300</span></p>

good to hear that you found a solution though!
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