[ll]

I'm using a program to generate clauses to assemble a document. I have put
in style separators in the full document in the program. It's all done
correctly. But when I assemble the document it actually looks like a
converted WordPerfect document where you have the caption and the text is on
the next line (like there's no style separator). The TOC will generate
correctly, but why should it have to look like that.

Anyone know what would cause this to happen? Thx, ll

Example:
4.1 Definitions. For the purposes of this article, the
term shall mean the accounting year.

It looks like this:
4.1 Definitions
.. For the purposes of this article, the term shall mean the accounting year.

[Stefan Blom]

Seems as if you have been using a hidden paragraph mark rather than a style
separator? What happens if you hide hidden text? How does the page look in
Print Preview?

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"ll" wrote:

I'm using a program to generate clauses to assemble a document. I have put
in style separators in the full document in the program. It's all done
correctly. But when I assemble the document it actually looks like a
converted WordPerfect document where you have the caption and the text is on
the next line (like there's no style separator). The TOC will generate
correctly, but why should it have to look like that.

Anyone know what would cause this to happen? Thx, ll

Example:
4.1 Definitions. For the purposes of this article, the
term shall mean the accounting year.

It looks like this:
4.1 Definitions
. For the purposes of this article, the term shall mean the accounting year.