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Create a table of contents that refers to a different document
I have a document that has a table of contents set up in the document
already. However, I want to create title pages for the different sections listing what is in that section, but I don't want them included in the pagination of the original document. Can I set up a separate document as a TOC referring somehow to the TOC entries in the original document? |
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Use an RD field as described in the "How to create a table of contents for
several documents" section at http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/toc/CreateATOC.html . "Amy Baggott" wrote: I have a document that has a table of contents set up in the document already. However, I want to create title pages for the different sections listing what is in that section, but I don't want them included in the pagination of the original document. Can I set up a separate document as a TOC referring somehow to the TOC entries in the original document? |
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