Delete the existing table of contents and insert a new one after making the
changes to the formatting of the TOC styles.

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"stabilo" wrote in message
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I'm using Word 2003. This is how I'm trying to modify the tab leader but
it
is not working :

1) apply heading1, 2 and 3 style to my document to some pragraphs
2) creates the TOC, choose default. - all levels have tab leader with
dots
3) go back to the TOC dialog box, select modify, then pickup the TOC2
style
and click modify. Then I go to Format, then Tab. In this dialog box there
is
no Tab stop position as you would expect and Leader is set to none.
4) click ok 4 times and yes to repolace exisitng TOC

I'm doing sdomething wrong ?
"stabilo" wrote:

thanks,

I have tried this but even if my TOC is showing tab leader, when I modify
the heading level (eg. TOC 2), the Tab leader shows None, therefore even
if I
modify the style TOC 2, nothjing changes for the tab leader(?). Am i
doing
something worng ?


"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote:

In the Index and Tables dialog, click on the Modify button on the Table
of
Contents tab and in the Style dialog that appears, select the heading
level
for which you want to remove the leader and click on the Modify button
and
then in the Modify Style dialog, click on Format and then select Tabs
from
the list and check the None radio button.

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Hope this helps.

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services on a paid consulting basis.

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"stabilo" wrote in message
...
Can you have TOC 1 with tab leader, TOC2 wihout tab leader ? In
otherword
decide per level if youwant to have tab leader or not ?