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current title in the footer
Hi,
i would like to create a nice document under Word 2007. I was thinking to add in the footer the current title to help reader to know where he is. basically if i have the following TOC: 1. Introduction 2. Purpose of document 3. Analysis 3.1 Basic Analysis 3.2 detailed Analysis 4. planning .... if user's reading Analysis part - detailed, i would like to have in footer "3.2 Detailed analysis". i checked the fields possibilities but i did not find something usefull :-( how can i do that ? thanks a lot, A. |
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current title in the footer
Check out "StyleRef" field.
You will need two fields, one for the chapter number and one for the text. Unfortunately you cannot have the fields looking to two styles, ie your Heading1 and Heading2. You will have to select one style, I normally pick Heading1, because if you select Heading2 you can end up with a "3.3" at the bottom of the start of section 4. Not good :-) I usually find that a Heading1 is good enough indicator to the reader. Hope this helps "Alain R." wrote: Hi, i would like to create a nice document under Word 2007. I was thinking to add in the footer the current title to help reader to know where he is. basically if i have the following TOC: 1. Introduction 2. Purpose of document 3. Analysis 3.1 Basic Analysis 3.2 detailed Analysis 4. planning .... if user's reading Analysis part - detailed, i would like to have in footer "3.2 Detailed analysis". i checked the fields possibilities but i did not find something usefull :-( how can i do that ? thanks a lot, A. |
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DeanH wrote:
Check out "StyleRef" field. You will need two fields, one for the chapter number and one for the text. Unfortunately you cannot have the fields looking to two styles, ie your Heading1 and Heading2. You will have to select one style, I normally pick Heading1, because if you select Heading2 you can end up with a "3.3" at the bottom of the start of section 4. Not good :-) I usually find that a Heading1 is good enough indicator to the reader. Hope this helps "Alain R." wrote: Hi, i would like to create a nice document under Word 2007. I was thinking to add in the footer the current title to help reader to know where he is. basically if i have the following TOC: 1. Introduction 2. Purpose of document 3. Analysis 3.1 Basic Analysis 3.2 detailed Analysis 4. planning .... if user's reading Analysis part - detailed, i would like to have in footer "3.2 Detailed analysis". i checked the fields possibilities but i did not find something usefull :-( how can i do that ? thanks a lot, A. it works. thanks a lot A. |
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