Hi,
I hope you can give me a suggestion on the method you find works the
best in the long run.
I am using MS Word 2000.
Thanks
On Dec 9, 5:38 pm, "Robert M. Franz (RMF)"
wrote:
Hello m.
wrote:
[..]
Let me restate the problem a different way. I have a lengthy list
of topics, in an automatically numbered list. To turn that into a
table of contents, it appears I have to change the style to a heading.
not necessarily: any unique heading will do, as Suzanne points out.
This destroys the automatic numbers, and I have to retype them.
No: there's no need to type any number, you "simply" have to define the
given (heading) style as numbered. That does indeed sound simpler than
it really is (or rather: Word lets you do this in a number of ways, but
only one or two ways really work in the long run).
What's your version of Word?
Greetinx
Robert
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