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"tr711" wrote in message
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Yes I am aware of that, what I want to do is condense each part to the
title
it corresponds to in the TOC. Then I want to beable to click on the title
in
the TOC and have it display the information below the rest of the table of
contense.

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

In addition to what CyberTaz and Daiya have suggested, are you aware that
TOC entries are clickable and will take you to the referenced sections?

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"tr711" wrote in message
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Hi,
I have a question about microsoft word. What I would like to do, is
create a table of contents, and from there, beable to click on one of
the
subjects in the table of contents and have it put the information after
the
table of contents. Right now, I have a table of contents that looks
like
this:

1.) Subject 1
2.) Subject 2
3.) Subject 3 (When Clicked)
The information from this section of the table of contents
displays
here and not underneath the remainder of the table of contents.
4.) Subject 4
5.) Subject 5

I want the information displayed when you click on the subject in
the
table of contents to be displayed after the remainder of the table of
contents, so I can click a certain amount of subjects, and have them
all
displayed one after another below the table of contents and not in the
middle.
Thanks