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I have been assigned to revise a very large (900+ pages) document. It
consists of front matter, seventeen chapters, and three appendixes. Each of these sections is a separate document. Page numbering restarts with each chapter and includes the chapter number (e.g., 3-1). I need to create a table of contents in the front matter, listing all first-, second-, and third-level headings, plus separate tables for figures and tables. I've been told many times that I should stay away from using a master document. Is there a safe and easy way to create a table of contents or table of figures from multiple documents? I know how to create a TOC in a single document. I'm using Office 2003 and Windows XP Professional (SP2). Thanks, Fred |
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