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7.2 Internal labels
Mark every section, figure, equation and table with a \label ,
e.g. \label{fig:text} for a figure. Then refer to it by this
label, e.g. Figure~\ref{fig:text} . Such cross-referencing
serves two important purposes. First, it automates numbering
throughout the .dvi, hence PostScript, output. Second, it
creates internal hypertext links through the .html output,
making the .html rendition easier to navigate.
A good style for the label texts is sec:text for sections, sub:text for subsections, fig:text for figures, eqn:text
for equations, tbl:text for tables, etc. This style speeds
searches for all labels of one kind when editing the file, and
helps document maintenance.
Note that the \label command must come after, or within, the
\caption command for Figures and Tables, in order to generate
the correct reference.
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