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TOC broken into Chapters without use of Bookmarks
Hi I've inherited a template. Chapter 1 is listed in it manually. It has a blank TOC1 row, ie TOC1 (this line has no data in it) then TOC2 { TOC\o "1-3" \h \z then Header } This TOC generates a new TOC for each Chapter on a new page. I'm not really sure how. It then has the Header style (a paragraph style with no apparent outline level assigned) applied in the body of the document to each Chapter number and heading and appears to have a blank Header placeholder under Heading 2 ie Header Chapter 1 Header Title Chapter 1 Heading2 1.1. Title 1.1 Header (this line has no data in it) then Heading3 1.1.1 Title 1.1.1 Normal Text ------------------section break (next page)-------- Header Chapter 2 Header Title Chapter 2 Heading2 2.1 Title 2.1 Header (this line has no data in it) then Heading3 2.1.1 Title 2.1.1 Normal Text etc Trouble is when I try to use this template and assign additional Header styles to eg Chapter 3, it will update the TOC OK, but I then lose the separate page for each Chapter's TOC. I can't see anything listed in any of the TOC styles settings. I don't see any bookmarks, or other fields anywhere or underlying styles. One interesting thing: viewed in Outline view Chapter 1, Title Chapter 1 appear to be above everything else (although it itself doesn't appear to have a level assigned). From Heading2 down are Level 2 or below. Unless I can speak to the originator of the document itself I'm fairly certain I can achieve the same with a series of bookmarked chapter text. Any ideas or tips as to how I can view all underlying details in an inherited doc? Thanks! -- ChrisK |
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Hi ChrisK,
Trouble is when I try to use this template and assign additional Header styles to eg Chapter 3, it will update the TOC OK, but I then lose the separate page for each Chapter's TOC. I can't see anything listed in any of the TOC styles settings. I'd check the Toc1 STYLE. Sounds like this has (or had) a "Page Break before" paragraph formatting. Cindy Meister INTER-Solutions, Switzerland http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 8 2004) http://www.word.mvps.org This reply is posted in the Newsgroup; please post any follow question or reply in the newsgroup and not by e-mail :-) |
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TOC broken into Chapters without use of Bookmarks
I would be interested in examining such a document. Please send a sample to
. I can probably tell you what's going on and how to replicate it. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "ChrisK" wrote in message ... Hi I've inherited a template. Chapter 1 is listed in it manually. It has a blank TOC1 row, ie TOC1 (this line has no data in it) then TOC2 { TOC\o "1-3" \h \z then Header } This TOC generates a new TOC for each Chapter on a new page. I'm not really sure how. It then has the Header style (a paragraph style with no apparent outline level assigned) applied in the body of the document to each Chapter number and heading and appears to have a blank Header placeholder under Heading 2 ie Header Chapter 1 Header Title Chapter 1 Heading2 1.1. Title 1.1 Header (this line has no data in it) then Heading3 1.1.1 Title 1.1.1 Normal Text ------------------section break (next page)-------- Header Chapter 2 Header Title Chapter 2 Heading2 2.1 Title 2.1 Header (this line has no data in it) then Heading3 2.1.1 Title 2.1.1 Normal Text etc Trouble is when I try to use this template and assign additional Header styles to eg Chapter 3, it will update the TOC OK, but I then lose the separate page for each Chapter's TOC. I can't see anything listed in any of the TOC styles settings. I don't see any bookmarks, or other fields anywhere or underlying styles. One interesting thing: viewed in Outline view Chapter 1, Title Chapter 1 appear to be above everything else (although it itself doesn't appear to have a level assigned). From Heading2 down are Level 2 or below. Unless I can speak to the originator of the document itself I'm fairly certain I can achieve the same with a series of bookmarked chapter text. Any ideas or tips as to how I can view all underlying details in an inherited doc? Thanks! -- ChrisK |
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No page break before but I'll keep looking! Thanks! Cindy M -WordMVP- Wrote: Hi ChrisK, Trouble is when I try to use this template and assign additional Header styles to eg Chapter 3, it will update the TOC OK, but I then lose the separate page for each Chapter's TOC. I can't see anything listed in any of the TOC styles settings. I'd check the Toc1 STYLE. Sounds like this has (or had) a "Page Break before" paragraph formatting. Cindy Meister INTER-Solutions, Switzerland http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 8 2004) http://www.word.mvps.org This reply is posted in the Newsgroup; please post any follow question or reply in the newsgroup and not by e-mail :-) -- ChrisK |
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Hi Chris
ChrisK wrote: No page break before but I'll keep looking! If not in the style, then as direct formatting in the TOC? Greetinx Robert -- /"\ ASCII Ribbon Campaign | MS \ / | MVP X Against HTML | for / \ in e-mail & news | Word |
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