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![]() Im using a Master Document and my TOC (Plus Table of Figures and a Table of Tables) reside on 1 section and the rest of my document, each section has its own doc. I open the master document first then expand the subdocuments. Problem is every time I open it I have to Re-update the 3 tables. It never keeps the page numbers correct. Even If I multi save it. the TOC updates fine but I save and come back and its all 3s or 7s or 12s some such. I have Reading Layout disabled already What can i check. |
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It's hard to tell what is causing the trouble with the TOC fields. The fact
that master documents tend to corrupt can be relevant here (for more, see http://word.mvps.org/faqs/general/Wh...csCorrupt.htm). What you can do, after you've updated the fields, is to lock them to prevent them from changing. Use Ctrl+F11 to lock the fields in the selection. Later, if/when you want to update them again, press Ctrl+Shift+F11 to unlock and then update with F9. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "R.Scott" wrote in message ... Im using a Master Document and my TOC (Plus Table of Figures and a Table of Tables) reside on 1 section and the rest of my document, each section has its own doc. I open the master document first then expand the subdocuments. Problem is every time I open it I have to Re-update the 3 tables. It never keeps the page numbers correct. Even If I multi save it. the TOC updates fine but I save and come back and its all 3s or 7s or 12s some such. I have Reading Layout disabled already What can i check. |
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Stefan Blom" wrote:
It's hard to tell what is causing the trouble with the TOC fields. The fact that master documents tend to corrupt can be relevant here (for more, see http://word.mvps.org/faqs/general/Wh...csCorrupt.htm). What you can do, after you've updated the fields, is to lock them to prevent them from changing. Use Ctrl+F11 to lock the fields in the selection. Later, if/when you want to update them again, press Ctrl+Shift+F11 to unlock and then update with F9. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Thank you sir. I will give that a try and see how it comes out. PS, Im also working across a microsoft server inside my company to do this (Need access to the doc by several people) We dont need to update the TOC and the List of Figures and list of tables very often so if that works it will be peach. Rick Everett, Washington |
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