The numbered formula
In order to make the cross-referencing of formula (or any other object) one needs to perform the following steps.
- The first step is to introduce a cell with a Numbered formula by a standard way (Menu/Format/Style->DisplayFormulaNumbered). Then go to Menu/Cell/Cell Tags/Add-Remove Cell Tags and add a tag to the formula. Let us give it the tag:
eqSumOfSquares
A good idea would be also to go to Menu/Cell/Cell Tags/ and check ->Show Cell Tags, keeping it checked during the whole work over the paper, and only uncheck when the paper is finished. This will enable one to see the cell tags during the work. The first equation done that way is written below:
x^2+y^2 (1)
- After this has been done, one needs to refer to this equation. Prepare first the round parentheses: (), put the cursor between them go to Menu/Insert->Automatic Numbering. In the opening dialog in the large window at the dialog bottom scroll and choose the tag of equation in question. Check the radio-button "The first cell with the tag" and in the dialog top under "Counter" choose "Display formula numbered". Press OK. After this has been done the number of the equation appears between the parentheses (where the cursor was standing.
If one now repeats the procedure with another formula, say,
sin(x) (2)
makes a tag, say, eqSinus and also introduces the number () by the already described method. The numbering appears again.
Now if one exchanges the positions of the formulas, their numbering will automatically change and so will also the numeration of the cross-references. There is a tutorial movie describing that somewhere on the Wolfram site. I did not save its coordinate, however.
The numbered figures
In order to make the cross-referencing of illustrations one needs to perform the following steps.
- The first step is to introduce a cell with the FigureCaption style by a standard way. Then go to Menu/Cell/Cell Tags/Add-Remove Cell Tags and add a tag (say, figA) to the FigureCaption cell.
(* Note that the cell style FigureCaption is absent in the default notebook
style. One finds it, however, in the JournalArticle StyleSheet *)
A good idea would be also to go to Menu/Cell/Cell Tags/ and check ->Show Cell Tags, keeping it checked during the whole work over the paper, and only uncheck when the paper is finished. This will enable one to see the cell tags during the work.
- Its tag that is already introduced is figA. After this has been done one needs to refer to this equation. Prepare first the text "Fig. " in the FigureCaption cell (found also in the JournalArticle StyleSheet), put the cursor after it. Go to Menu/Insert/Automatic Numbering. In the opening dialog in the large window at the dialog bottom scroll and choose the tag of figure in question (i.e. figA in this case). Check the radio-button "The first cell with the tag" and in the dialog top under "Counter" choose "FigureCaption". After this has been done the number of the equation appears between the parentheses (where the cursor was standing.
If one now repeats the procedure with another figure and also introduce the number Fig. 0 by the already described method. The numbering appears again. Now, if one exchanges the positions of the formula, their numbering will automatically change and so will also the numeration of the cross-references. There is a tutorial movie describing that which may be found under
It is needless to write that the references to literature and internet sources could be managed in the same way.