I’ve looked over this topic with decreasing expectations for help for my problem. Basically, I’m creating what amounts to a dictionary that has entries for a number of items in the book it is related to. The dictionary has grown to over a dozen pages and scrolling through it takes time. I recently added a few entries that are related. In the past, I had text to the effect of “see also XYZ”. But I have discovered that in the past, I have added an entry that relates to one of the later ones. I’m forced to rely on memory (you know, brain cells that are, in my case, beginning to die off) to know if I have another entry already in the dictionary to also consult. I imagined that it would be great if I had a link I could click on in one entry to take me to another entry (and back). I find, now, that the software won’t do this. It can do a simple find, but having a “link” operand that “finds” a pre-set content is a non-starter. So I am going to have to do a lot more manual work to get the results I’m looking for. Oh, well, it is just another distraction that keeps one from doing productive writing.
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