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I have a Default TOC in my document, but it contains multiple entries of
certain Headings, even though they only appear once in the document. The problem started out as a single duplicate entry, then when I deleted the duplicate heading and retyped it (as Heading 1 like the rest of my headings) and updated the field, the problem wasn't fixed AND the heading before the "problem heading" was also duplicated in the TOC. I don't want to keep trying to fix it because it keeps making the previous heading duplicate. |
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Manual page breaks can cause this, since they start a new page but
don't necessarily break the paragraph correctly. Instead, add "Page break before" formatting to the style (in the Modify Style dialog box, click Format, and then click Paragraph). -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Burch" wrote in message ... I have a Default TOC in my document, but it contains multiple entries of certain Headings, even though they only appear once in the document. The problem started out as a single duplicate entry, then when I deleted the duplicate heading and retyped it (as Heading 1 like the rest of my headings) and updated the field, the problem wasn't fixed AND the heading before the "problem heading" was also duplicated in the TOC. I don't want to keep trying to fix it because it keeps making the previous heading duplicate. |
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