Bah-thanks. It’s like they planned this or something…

Edit// Ignore the light blue background…that doesn’t show up on my document for some reason.

I cannot replicate your figure numbering paragraph style successfully. I can import the paragraph style from the document you sent, but in my document, it does not number anything, it just makes everything “Figure 1”, regardless of where or even if it is anchored.

Edit// It works now, but I’m not sure why. I’ve got that document you sent backed up, and I can just import the style from that document each time I need to do this, but it still frustrates me that I don’t understand why it works.

Eventually, I’ll learn not to ask questions.

And true, cutting and pasting would work but that’s an extremely tedious process…there has to be a better way.

Here’s a thought-could I create a paragraph style for “Figure 1” that is always figure one, and create an paragraph style called “Figure 2” that could be applied to all following figures? That way, I always have a finite figure 1 label that doesn’t change.

…off to try something new.

Still haven’t heard anything out of Adobe support.

I’ve referred to that guide numerous times, and I’m still having the same basic issue: When I insert a new figure between existing figures 1 and 2, the new figure should become figure 2, and the former figure 2, become figure 3.

It doesn’t.

It changes the newly inserted figure to Figure 1, the old figure 1 to figure 2, and the old figure 2 to figure 3.

Sorry…I’ve been dealing with this for several days and it’s becoming extremely frustrating. I don’t want to revert to the style of documentation that we’ve been using for years which is cluttered figure pages or graphics jammed in across the bottom of a page.