And styles can be copied from one document to another via the
Organizer (ToolsTemplates and Add-Ins, click the Organizer button).

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Charles Kenyon" wrote in message
...
Copy a TOC from one document where you have it set up the way you
want to
another document. Then update it. A TOC is a field and the options
you pick
in setting up the field set switches on the field. You can see these
by
pressing Alt-F9.
--
Charles Kenyon

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"Jackie" wrote in message
oups.com...
Hi there. Sorry if this is an old subject but I couldn't find an
answer
anywwhere. I'm currently reformatting a whole load of documents,
applying styles and adding a ToC. Each time I inssert the TOC I
have
to format the styles and also tick which styles I want included in
the
TOC, ie heading 1 and schedule headings. Does anyone have any
tips on
how I can insert the TOC in this standard format into each of my
documents? I've tried recording a macro (don't do VB) but it
wouldn't
pick up the settings. TA