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Giving a heading to a table of contents
Hi,
Is it possible to automatically add a heading (ie: the word CONTENTS) to the top of an automatically generated Table of contents? I want all my ToC's to be the same and I am building the ToC I want into my template. I would have thought that a title for the ToC generated would have been something you could do. Cheers, Mike |
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Since you're building a template, why not just put the heading you want in
the template? Do I misunderstand? Pop "Mike Seddon" wrote in message ... Hi, Is it possible to automatically add a heading (ie: the word CONTENTS) to the top of an automatically generated Table of contents? I want all my ToC's to be the same and I am building the ToC I want into my template. I would have thought that a title for the ToC generated would have been something you could do. Cheers, Mike |
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