When I insert a table of contents in Word 2000, I choose the "from template"
format, click Options to select the toc levels; TOC 1 is Chapter Title, TOC 2
is Heading 1, and TOC 3 is Heading 2.

I click Modify to select the fonts for TOC 1 (Verdana 16), TOC 2
(Verdana14), and TOC 3 (Verdana 12). I make sure to check the "Add to
template" box, click OK, click Apply, and click OK.

The TOC 1 is correct in the Contents Table, but TOC 2 and TOC 3 are not the
fonts that I selected under "Modify" for the Contents Table. The fonts for
TOC 2 and TOC 3 are the same as they are in the document; Heading 1 (Ariel
Black 22) and Heading 2 (Ariel Black 20).

I have repeated the above process 10 or 12 times with the same result. Is
there something I am missing?

It sounds as if Heading 1 and Heading 2 have direct font formatting applied.
Make sure that the font formatting in the headings is coming from the style
only.

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"lorieaselin" wrote in message
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When I insert a table of contents in Word 2000, I choose the "from
template"
format, click Options to select the toc levels; TOC 1 is Chapter Title,
TOC 2
is Heading 1, and TOC 3 is Heading 2.

I click Modify to select the fonts for TOC 1 (Verdana 16), TOC 2
(Verdana14), and TOC 3 (Verdana 12). I make sure to check the "Add to
template" box, click OK, click Apply, and click OK.

The TOC 1 is correct in the Contents Table, but TOC 2 and TOC 3 are not
the
fonts that I selected under "Modify" for the Contents Table. The fonts for
TOC 2 and TOC 3 are the same as they are in the document; Heading 1 (Ariel
Black 22) and Heading 2 (Ariel Black 20).

I have repeated the above process 10 or 12 times with the same result. Is
there something I am missing?