[Jprince]

Thanks to everyone who replied. Clearly, I was very confused.

I had added the title to headers using FileProperties. On the Summary tab,
I typed the guide's title in the Title field. However, I found that the title
was not updating in the headers for whatever reason.

Instead, I have now inserted fields on the cover page and in the headers.
For each field, I chose StyleRef, and then selected the style for the
document title. It works now.

Thanks again everybody,
Jean

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

--To put the chapter name in the header initially, I inserted a field for
the chapter name.

--The field is based on the Title field in FileProperties.

There can be only one Title property in a given document. If your header
contains a TITLE field, then of course it will be the same for all chapters.
As others have suggested, a StyleRef field is probably what you're looking
for instead.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"Jprince" wrote in message
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Hi,

I have set up headers to include chapter headings. There is a glitch,
however.

The header of one section appears to be linked to a header in an unrelated
section earlier in the document. If I change the chapter name in one, it
changes in the other.

--The headers are not linked in Word.

--To put the chapter name in the header initially, I inserted a field for
the chapter name.

--The field is based on the Title field in FileProperties.

I'm concerned that it is a bug in my template.

As a workaround, I have unlinked all of my sections. But now the
developers
who use the template have to manually update the guide name (also a field
in
the header) in every section.

Can anyone give me some suggestions for troubleshooting and fixing the
problem, please?

Thanks,

Jean