2. Enter text in the document, including titles, numbers, pictures, charts, tables, labels, footnotes, endnotes and other forms.

3. Where cross-reference is needed, it is generally the content of the previous article that needs to be quoted later. Where cross reference is required, click Insert-Cross Reference.

4. In the open window, there are various document contents that can be referenced in the reference type. Select the required type, and then a list of the modified contents of this document will appear in the box below.

5. There are several options to choose from in the quoted content, which can only refer to the page number or the text of the whole content.

6. By default, Insert as hyperlink is selected, and then click Insert.

7. In this way, cross-references are used, and because hyperlinks are used, you can hold down Ctrl and click on the cross-referenced text to jump to the location of the quoted content.

Precautions:

As the core program of Office suite, Word provides many simple and easy-to-use document creation tools, and also provides a rich set of functions for creating complex documents. Even if you only use Word to apply a little text formatting or image processing, you can make a simple document more attractive than using only plain text.