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Table of Contents and Heading Levels
Greetings, I am using MS Word 2007 and I am having a problem with the table of contents (TOC). I will be more specific: When I create the TOC the default setting for €śShow Levels€ť (the number of heading levels you wish to show in the TOC) is three (3). Because I need more levels I have changed it to seven (7). This works fine, until I re-open the document after I close down MS Word, because the €śShow Levels€ť setting is back to the default setting of three (3). This is very frustrating because I then have to go back in and create another table. How can change the €śShow Levels€ť setting and make sure that it remains? Respectfully, JD |
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