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Feb 21	accepted	nameref With Arbitrary Text
Feb 21	comment	nameref With Arbitrary Text Thanks @Werner for all your help.
Feb 20	comment	nameref With Arbitrary Text I was windering if it's at all possible to have, say, three places in the main text referencing one and the same, say, Addendum but the return to occur to the particular point of referencing and not to last one of these three referencing points, as the MWE does. In other words, when referencing, there should be some kind of memory indicating which of the three equivalently labeled points but positioned at different parts of the text the return should be to.
Feb 20	comment	nameref With Arbitrary Text This does work as far as forcing arbitrary text but returns you to the last of several points of reference. What if the referencing was done earlier and I want to return there and not at the last reference point? Don't know if I'm allowed to change the initial MWE to show you what I mean.
Feb 19	comment	nameref With Arbitrary Text Suppose you have three places in the text where you're referencing an Addendum. How would you return to the one (of the three) where you started and not to another one (of the three)? At that, without seeing the text of the section title in the 'back' link.
Feb 19	asked	nameref With Arbitrary Text
Feb 19	comment	Cross-referencing within text Sorry about that. Just checked it. Hope I did it right.
Feb 19	comment	Cross-referencing within text Thanks @Werner. Works great. I didn't even need to add \texorpdfstring{<tex>}{<pdf>}.
Feb 19	comment	Cross-referencing within text Sorry, @recluze, I take that back. This is exactly what I want. I checked it in my text. How do you replace the '1' as a reference, with text?
Feb 19	comment	Cross-referencing within text this seems to be referencing the page, not the particular place in the text of that page which you want referenced.
Feb 19	comment	Cross-referencing within text Werener, previous questions did give an answer when you need to go back to the beginning of a section. But, suppose, you have a large amount of text that belongs to the section, say several pages long, and the point you're referencing is buried somewhere in the third page. You don't want to go back to the beginning of the section and go through all three pages to get back to that particular sentence. Hope I explained it clearly why I need that kind of cross-referencing.
Feb 19	revised	Cross-referencing within text added 1575 characters in body; edited title
Feb 19	asked	Cross-referencing within text
Feb 19	comment	How to install the xpatch package in MiKTeX? Now, that's a very good advice. This is exactly what I needed to know. Thank you @Holle.
Feb 19	comment	Apparent Instability in REVTeX4 After Adding xpatch Package I was referring to what's within \begin{abstract} \end{abstract}. It seems that sometimes the length of text there matters and for some reason corrupts \affiliation{}. Anyway, after rewriting the abstract, making it shorter, compilation goes smoothly so far. By the way, revtex4-1 capitalizes all letters in \section*{}, starred or not starred. Wonder if that's what's intended or there's a way to change it?
Feb 18	comment	Apparent Instability in REVTeX4 After Adding xpatch Package It appears the patch doesn't like long abstracts with separate paragraphs. It would accept such, as long as \affiliation{} is remmed out.
Feb 18	comment	Apparent Instability in REVTeX4 After Adding xpatch Package That indeed takes care of the \textbf{} problem but doesn't solve the \affiliation{} one.
Feb 18	asked	Apparent Instability in REVTeX4 After Adding xpatch Package
Feb 18	comment	How can Acrobat features be controlled from within LaTeX? Not the \affiliation{} problem. The \textbf{} problem shows up in a MWE as well. Will post a follow-up question to sort this out. Thanks.