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Could someone refer me to information about how to format a table of
contents? When I select a preset format, such as Formal or Simple, 1st line indents are imposed on headings. I don't even know how to tell whether the indents come from the "TOC style," or from my normal template. If I apply a style or directly apply paragraph formatting--say to hanging, which seems like how it should be--and increase the font size so they match my text, the numbers are too crowded. Obviously there are a bunch of adjustments, and my guess is Styles is where they should be triggered. But this TOC "style" seems a style like no other... Stephen Diamond |
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I think you are better off choosing 'From template', then clicking on the
Modify button. You can then modify the different TOC levels as required. -- Hope this helps, MarkN "srd" wrote: Could someone refer me to information about how to format a table of contents? When I select a preset format, such as Formal or Simple, 1st line indents are imposed on headings. I don't even know how to tell whether the indents come from the "TOC style," or from my normal template. If I apply a style or directly apply paragraph formatting--say to hanging, which seems like how it should be--and increase the font size so they match my text, the numbers are too crowded. Obviously there are a bunch of adjustments, and my guess is Styles is where they should be triggered. But this TOC "style" seems a style like no other... Stephen Diamond |
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I agree with Mark; it's much better to use "From template" and modify the
styles yourself. The styles to modify are TOC 1, TOC 2, and so on down to TOC 9. -- 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. "srd" wrote in message newsp.s5gid3nj9bhpqa@jq0arm4... Could someone refer me to information about how to format a table of contents? When I select a preset format, such as Formal or Simple, 1st line indents are imposed on headings. I don't even know how to tell whether the indents come from the "TOC style," or from my normal template. If I apply a style or directly apply paragraph formatting--say to hanging, which seems like how it should be--and increase the font size so they match my text, the numbers are too crowded. Obviously there are a bunch of adjustments, and my guess is Styles is where they should be triggered. But this TOC "style" seems a style like no other... Stephen Diamond |
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