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Creating cross reference in WordML

From: Moshiko@-----------.---------.---
To: NULL
Date: 7/8/2008 6:36:00 AM

Hi all 

I want to use a cross reference inside my XML Word document. How to do 
it? 
When I saved a Word document as an XML, I saw a very long string 
inside the flddata tag. How can I know what is this string? how can I 
write it on my own? 


I want to create an XML file which has a cross reference in it. 


I saw many websites that has a code for that, but I want also to be 
able to jump to the cross-referenced place using the CTRL key along 
with the mouse click. 


I saw that you have to use this: 


<w:fldData>CNDJ6nn5us4RjIIAqgBLqQsCAAAACAAAAA4AAABfAFIAZQBmADEAOQAwADQAOAA2­ADAAMgA2AAAA</ 
w:fldData> 


And my question is, how do I know what to put between <w:fldData> and 
its closing tag? 


What is this long string? How to produce it? It seems, that if I am 
changing a single character in it, the cross refernce doesn't work... 


thanks! 

Mo.


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