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"Dori" wrote in message
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Try this:

When you have the Mark Citation pop-up box open (after doing alt-shift-I),
click the "category" button.

Highlight "8" (or whichever one you want to change).

In the "replace with" box type whatever you want to call your new
category.

Click "replace" and then "OK."

I hope this helps.

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"Charles Kenyon" wrote:

I am working on a brief where I need a TOA that is broken down into cases
from within my state and those from other jurisdictions. In marking the
entries, I am marking the in-state cases as "cases" (1) and out-of-state
cases as "8". In my TOA, I attempted to caption these using the \h switch
without any success.

{ TOA \h "Cases from Other Jurisdictions" \c "8" }

What I get is "8" as a heading instead of "Cases from Other
Jurisdictions."

Is there any way to do this, or do I just have to unlink the field and
edit
the result?
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