[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

In that case I think your only option is to unlink the TOC after editing is
complete and apply the all caps formatting to the entries manually.

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"Dungeon Rat" wrote in message
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Suzanne:

I appreciate your reply -- I was beginning to think I was crazy.
Unfortunately, the font requirements are set by the applicable Federal
District Court and are definitely non-negotiable; they will reject
unread any brief that does not meet their formatting requirements.
But at least I won't spend any longer looking for some switch that
doesn't exist. Thanks again!



On May 14, 4:07 pm, "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
Well, that's definitely the problem. I agree that there ought to be a
way
around it, but there really isn't. Another thing we've been requesting
for
years is the ability to have page numbers uniform even when the TOC
entries
vary in point size (or even font), bold vs. normal, etc.

FWIW, you might reconsider the all caps if it's not an absolute
requirement.
Not only does All Caps formatting take up more space, it's much less
readable than Caps & lowercase.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)