[Ray Lowery]

I have a Word 2000 master document with a TOC. When I "protect" the document,
the TOC becomes inactive (I can't select any of the TOC items to open them).
When I "unprotect" the document, the TOC becomes active again. Is there any
way to protect the document and have the TOC active at the same time?

Thansk much for any help with this.

[macropod]

Hi Ray,

If you put a section break after the TOC, and leave the TOC section
unprotected, the TOC will remain 'active' in the normal way.

Note that, if your form causes any repagination, the TOC might not display
the correct page numbers unless you print-preview the document twice.

Cheers

--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


"Ray Lowery" Ray wrote in message
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I have a Word 2000 master document with a TOC. When I "protect" the
document,
the TOC becomes inactive (I can't select any of the TOC items to open
them).
When I "unprotect" the document, the TOC becomes active again. Is there
any
way to protect the document and have the TOC active at the same time?

Thansk much for any help with this.

[Ray Lowery]

Upon reflection last evening, I came to the same conclusion. Thanks much for
confirming my thoughts.

-- Ray

"macropod" wrote:

Hi Ray,

If you put a section break after the TOC, and leave the TOC section
unprotected, the TOC will remain 'active' in the normal way.

Note that, if your form causes any repagination, the TOC might not display
the correct page numbers unless you print-preview the document twice.

Cheers

--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


"Ray Lowery" Ray wrote in message
...
I have a Word 2000 master document with a TOC. When I "protect" the
document,
the TOC becomes inactive (I can't select any of the TOC items to open
them).
When I "unprotect" the document, the TOC becomes active again. Is there
any
way to protect the document and have the TOC active at the same time?

Thansk much for any help with this.