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Missing Caption Number
OK. F9 is the command to update the fields in the selection.
As I wrote in a previous reply, when you update the TOC field, any manual changes applied to it will be lost. The fix is to remove any direct formatting applied to headings (modify the heading styles instead); then the formatting of TOC entries will be determined by the TOC 1, TOC 2, etc. styles. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP On 2012-06-01 13:41 (GMT+1), Himmelswüst wrote: 'Stefan Blom[_3_ Wrote: ;492545']This is a bit of a mystery. :-( If possible, I'd be interested in taking a look at the file. Your observation is correct: Alt+F9 doesn't change anything; it just displays the underlying field codes for all fields (tables of contents, tables of figures, cross-references, hyperlinks, etc.) -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP To correct what I've just posted: Alt+F9 does not change anything, but just F9 does, and in some of my posts I might have confused the two. In any case, the F9 command always reformats my TOC (the type changes to Times Roman and some levels disappear entirely) so that using it requires undoing the updating immediately. [/i][/color] |
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