[Dawn Crosier, Word MVP]

You can still do that in Word 2007, however the command is not easily
recognized.

On the References Tab, select the Table of Contents Command. From there,
select "Insert Table of Contents". The older TOC dialog box will open
allowing you the ability to modify each of the TOC Styles, as well as
set the Options to include marked entries or change the styles
associated with a TOC Level.

Hope that helps.

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"DJM" wrote in message
:

Stefan - thank you for the links and answers. Looks like I will have to
rebuild in Word 2007 and that it does not have a feature that was available
in Word 2003.
Just to clarify for others who may run into the same issue:
In Word 2003, you could have customized TOC entry styles in addition to
doing the following in the Table of Contents dialog box:
1) Set table leader and select formats (from template)
2) Click Options button and select how to build the TOC, from Styles,
Outline levels, or Table entry fields; and select TOC levels and at what
level number to show them.
3) Click Modify and select the appropriate style for the table entry.
- it was here that you could create NEW and use a style you had created
(the company has specific text styles for the TOC entries as well as for the
document Headers, text, pictures, and so on)
- Also, you could select the entry style and click Modify, to setup tab
leaders, fonts, and spacing among other things.
- what you did was setup Normal to have these styles; Then setup templates
with some modifications based on Normal so that the styles would carry
through but some templates would have a few different styles

=== Thank you again for your topic breakout with links.


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