If you are seeing the "TOC 1 +" entry in the Styles and Formatting pane, it
indicates direct formatting in the paragraph, which should disappear the
next time you update the TOC.
If you are saying that the style has been redefined to include right-aligned
formatting, then it's because the TOC styles, by default, are set to update
automatically, which means that any direct formatting applied to a TOC entry
will be incorporated into the corresponding style. To get rid of it, you
should be able to select a TOC 1 entry and press Ctrl+L. Alternatively,
modify the TOC 1 style explicitly
(
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/styl...fyAStyle.html).
If neither of the above suggestions fixes the issue, post back.
--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
"andy" wrote in message
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hi,
when i create a very simple table of contents, Word 2003 decides to change
the formatting of TOC 1 (left aligned) into TOC 1+ (right aligned) for -
as
far as i know - no reason what so ever.
how can i get formatting right?