[Terry Farrell]

I explained this in my previous reply. Did you not read it?

Terry

"Ken Goldman" wrote in message
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I see that menu. But it just allows us to specifiy the heading level.

The problem is that Word includes many non-heading entries in the document
map. There are many large, bold text, single lines in the text that get
placed in the document map. Word interprets them as headings for some
users and not for others.

So there must be some configuration that says either "be clever and try to
figure out useful things to put in the document map" and "don't be so
smart, just put the numbered headings that are in the table of contents in
the document map."

The table of contents is fine.

Terry Farrell wrote:
Yes. If you right-click on the DocMap window, there's loads of choices
about which levels are displayed.