[Word Angel]

You're right! I was wrong, sorry about that. I did find a work around
though. A person can simply highlight the text in the TOC that they
want to be lowercase and use the SHIFT + F3 function to manually change
the numbers. You'd have to repeat this everytime you update the TOC,
but it will work.

Next time, try correcting me without the nasty tone?

-Angel
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Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote:
You have posted three "helpful" messages, all of them dead wrong. It is
evident that the TOC style has already been changed to All Caps and that
that is what is causing the numbering to be capitalized. There is no way to
format the *page* numbers in a TOC through Format | Numbering.

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"Word Angel" wrote in message
oups.com...
Yep! You definitely need to modify the table of contents Style. These
styles are named TOC 1, TOC 2, etc. Let me know if you get stumped.
kmartin201 wrote:
On the pages, the titles are for example: Abstract, Acknowledgements.
But in
the TOC they are all caps.

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

How do they appear on your pages? Is that level in your TOC formatted
as All
Caps? If so, you probably won't be able to change the formatting of
the page
numbers without unlinking the TOC.

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"kmartin201" wrote in message
...
The letters I, II, V, VI etc appear as uppercase letters in the TOC
before
starting with regular page numbers, but I need these letters to be
lowercase
and italized. Having difficulty figuring this out. Any help would be
appreciated.