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Originally Posted by Stefan Blom[_3_]
This is a bit of a mystery. :-( If possible, I'd be interested in
taking a look at the file.
Your observation is correct: Alt+F9 doesn't change anything; it just
displays the underlying field codes for all fields (tables of contents,
tables of figures, cross-references, hyperlinks, etc.)
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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
On 2012-05-31 14:43 (GMT+1), Himmelswüst wrote:
'Stefan Blom[_3_ Wrote:
;492536']There is a switch available to hide SEQ fields, but that can't
be it,
because you would have seen it when displaying field codes. If you
display hidden text in Word, does that reveal something then?
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
No, unfortunately switching on the display hidden text box in the
Options dialog box does not display the missing caption either.
I've just realized that pressing alt+F9 does not permanently change my
TOC. So I've once again pressed alt+F9 and then clicked on *one of* the
fields and then chose "update fields". Again, this did not work. Or does
the update fields command work in some other unfathomable way  ...?
It's a tiresome process. Luckily, I'm not under any huge time pressure
..!
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I'd be happy to send you the file and would be grateful if you could take a look at it -- but I'm not sure how this works as you'll surely not want to post your e-mail address here.
Strangely, trying to update the TOC again today resulted in changed formatting once more -- and now I am dependent on getting it updated somehow now that there is an error message for one of the headings.