Re: modify Heading style in Word

[dmbrown -at- brown-inc -dot- com]

I'm not disputing Ms. Gallagher's advice, but I would warn you about 
cross-referencing to headings in general.  The internally generated markers 
that Word uses to identify headings in cross-references are somehow based 
on their positions within the document.  I've never figured out whether 
they're just offsets from the beginning of the document or what, but they 
can go badly awry (i.e., stop working correctly) if you rearrange the document.

Just something to watch out for.

In my own documents, I *always* cross-reference to bookmarks rather than 
headings, which is foolproof as long as you're careful not to insert text 
inside the bookmars.  (That's easy to avoid if you just leave bookmarks 
visible all the time.)

--David

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