[xavier]

How do I get my Heading 1 which is all caps in the body of the document to
show up as Sentence Case on the TOC. I know how to do the reverse but cannot
seem to find the option.
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Xavier

[PamC via OfficeKB.com]

Make sure your heading 1s are typed in sentence case, and make them appear
as all caps through font designations. They will appear as sentence case in
the TOC--unless, of corse, you do something different in the TOC1 style.

PamC

Xavier wrote:
How do I get my Heading 1 which is all caps in the body of the document to
show up as Sentence Case on the TOC. I know how to do the reverse but cannot
seem to find the option.

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[PamC via OfficeKB.com]

"through font designations in the style" is what I should have written.

PamC wrote:
Make sure your heading 1s are typed in sentence case, and make them appear
as all caps through font designations. They will appear as sentence case in
the TOC--unless, of corse, you do something different in the TOC1 style.

PamC

How do I get my Heading 1 which is all caps in the body of the document to
show up as Sentence Case on the TOC. I know how to do the reverse but cannot
seem to find the option.

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[xavier]

Yeah Pam, however, I want it to appear as I described, i.e., ALL CAPS in the
body but Sentence case on the TOC...
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Xavier


"PamC via OfficeKB.com" wrote:

"through font designations in the style" is what I should have written.

PamC wrote:
Make sure your heading 1s are typed in sentence case, and make them appear
as all caps through font designations. They will appear as sentence case in
the TOC--unless, of corse, you do something different in the TOC1 style.

PamC

How do I get my Heading 1 which is all caps in the body of the document to
show up as Sentence Case on the TOC. I know how to do the reverse but cannot
seem to find the option.

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[xavier]

Pam:

You were abosolutely correct!!!!! I initially misread and misunderstood
what you said. It became clearer when you clarified by saying, " through
font designations in the style"
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Xavier


"PamC via OfficeKB.com" wrote:

"through font designations in the style" is what I should have written.

PamC wrote:
Make sure your heading 1s are typed in sentence case, and make them appear
as all caps through font designations. They will appear as sentence case in
the TOC--unless, of corse, you do something different in the TOC1 style.

PamC

How do I get my Heading 1 which is all caps in the body of the document to
show up as Sentence Case on the TOC. I know how to do the reverse but cannot
seem to find the option.

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[PamC via OfficeKB.com]

What I suggest will do that.

I always type headings in c&lc but set the font style to all caps when that
is wanted. That way if my clients change their minds I can easily change it
to their new liking. And of course it means that the TOC can be styled
differently from the main text if I choose. It would work just as well to
type them in sentence case.

Pam

Xavier wrote:
Yeah Pam, however, I want it to appear as I described, i.e., ALL CAPS in the
body but Sentence case on the TOC...
"through font designations in the style" is what I should have written.

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show up as Sentence Case on the TOC. I know how to do the reverse but cannot
seem to find the option.

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