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Applying Style / Compiling a table of contents
Word 2003 Thanks in advance for help
Inserting Page brake At the break dialog box I click next page With the insertion point positioned below the section break I click insert / page numbers After the page numbers I go to insert my table of contents This is where the problem comes in The page break is showing on the created blank page above my outline. It seems it has something to do with how the Outline is created. EXAMPLE TABLE OF CONTENTS I place my curser just befor the T and make a page break- Next Page Center: Alignment insert page numbering but each time I go to the created blank page above the page break is on the page and won't allow me to create the table of contents. Any thoughts? |
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I got it to work-- the problem is I don't know why it worked.
The page break didn't show up on the blank page this time, I wanted to compile the table of contents on the new page created above the outline, when I inserted the page break. It worked but I am not sure why? If you have any thoughts, please let me know. Thanks "Sunday88310" wrote: Word 2003 Thanks in advance for help Inserting Page brake At the break dialog box I click next page With the insertion point positioned below the section break I click insert / page numbers After the page numbers I go to insert my table of contents This is where the problem comes in The page break is showing on the created blank page above my outline. It seems it has something to do with how the Outline is created. EXAMPLE TABLE OF CONTENTS I place my curser just befor the T and make a page break- Next Page Center: Alignment insert page numbering but each time I go to the created blank page above the page break is on the page and won't allow me to create the table of contents. Any thoughts? |
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I'm not sure what the problem is. A section break is always located on
some page in Word. It will move as text is deleted or added around it, like an ordinary character. You may want to press the ¶ button on the Standard toolbar to display nonprinting marks; this will show section breaks, paragraph marks (¶), tab characters, etc., which will make it easier to see what is going on. For more on nonprinting marks, see http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting/NonPrintChars.htm. To learn more about sections, see http://word.mvps.org/faqs/formatting...thSections.htm. For more information about creating page numbering in Word, see http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting...rontMatter.htm and http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Numbering/PageNumbering.htm. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Sunday88310" wrote in message ... I got it to work-- the problem is I don't know why it worked. The page break didn't show up on the blank page this time, I wanted to compile the table of contents on the new page created above the outline, when I inserted the page break. It worked but I am not sure why? If you have any thoughts, please let me know. Thanks "Sunday88310" wrote: Word 2003 Thanks in advance for help Inserting Page brake At the break dialog box I click next page With the insertion point positioned below the section break I click insert / page numbers After the page numbers I go to insert my table of contents This is where the problem comes in The page break is showing on the created blank page above my outline. It seems it has something to do with how the Outline is created. EXAMPLE TABLE OF CONTENTS I place my curser just befor the T and make a page break- Next Page Center: Alignment insert page numbering but each time I go to the created blank page above the page break is on the page and won't allow me to create the table of contents. Any thoughts? |
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