How did you create the figure captions? Insert, Reference, Caption, Figure
(or whatever the comparable 2007 instructions are)?
The \f switch refers to "using TC entries instead of the standard outline
styles"
The \t switch refers to "using style names other than the standard outline
styles".
I do a lot of List of Figures and List of Tables, and as I use the Insert,
Reference, Caption methods and then use Insert, Reference, Indexes and
Tables, Table of Figures tab, and change the Caption Lable option as required
my resulting List/table does not have the problem you describe.
I don't know if 2007 is drastically different in this regard but I have not
noticed any major problems with lists/tables created in this manner.
All the best
DeanH
"tbert00" wrote:
DeanH,
Following your advice, I get: {TOC \f F \h \z \t "Figure TR" \c}. The "\h"
switch inserts TOC entries as hyperlinks, but there is no place to instruct
the command to only refer to the current document. This switch only toggles
hyperlinks on or off. The "\b" and "\c" switches look promising, but I can
find no help on how to manipulate the TOC command for Word 2007, and only
found info under Word 2003. The TOC command could stand some improvement and
certainly needs better documentation.
Tbert00
"DeanH" wrote:
Select the whole Table of Figures, Shft+F9, what code do you see?
You should see something like: {TOC \h \z \c "Figure"}
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Hope this helps
DeanH
"tbert00" wrote:
When a Table of Figures is created in Word 2007, the hyperlinks are hard
coded to the document's directory path and do not change when the document is
moved to another directory or sent to another user. To solve this problem,
you must save the document in Word 2003 format (.doc). The hyperlinks will
then be correct and change with the document.
The hyperlinks that are created when a Table of Contents is inserted seem to
behave correctly in Word 2007.
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