[treaders]

Hello,

For some reason 1 entry in my Table of Contents looks different to all the
other entries that have the same TOC 2 style applied to them.

The part of the Table of Contents I am having trouble with looks like this:

POLICIES BEHIND THE PLAN.............. 8
PURPOSE OF THE PLAN........................ 8
OBJECTIVES OF THE PLAN.................. 8
COMPLIANCE AND DEVIATIONS....... 8
ADMINISTRATION................................ 8
TENDER 8

The last line, "Tender 8" is the problem line. I cannot make it add the
"....." across to the page number; I also cannot make the page number align
with the right side of the page (as the lines above do). This whole section
has TOC 2 Style applied to it.

I have checked the Heading the TOC line is referring to; I have checked the
Style; I have deleted and recreated the Table of Contents but still no luck.

I am using Word 2003 SP3. Windows XP SP3.

What would cause 1 line to behave differently to the Table of Contents lines
above it?

Thanks,
treaders

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Does the style have a very large hanging indent? If so, the automatic tab
stop at the hanging indent may be catching the page number because the TOC
entry is very short.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"treaders" wrote in message
...
Hello,

For some reason 1 entry in my Table of Contents looks different to all the
other entries that have the same TOC 2 style applied to them.

The part of the Table of Contents I am having trouble with looks like
this:

POLICIES BEHIND THE PLAN.............. 8
PURPOSE OF THE PLAN........................ 8
OBJECTIVES OF THE PLAN.................. 8
COMPLIANCE AND DEVIATIONS....... 8
ADMINISTRATION................................ 8
TENDER 8

The last line, "Tender 8" is the problem line. I cannot make it add the
"....." across to the page number; I also cannot make the page number
align
with the right side of the page (as the lines above do). This whole
section
has TOC 2 Style applied to it.

I have checked the Heading the TOC line is referring to; I have checked
the
Style; I have deleted and recreated the Table of Contents but still no
luck.

I am using Word 2003 SP3. Windows XP SP3.

What would cause 1 line to behave differently to the Table of Contents
lines
above it?

Thanks,
treaders

[treaders]

I extended the length of the TOC entry and this fixed the problem. So, you're
definitely on the right track, thank you.

However, I would prefer to use the shorter TOC entry, "Tender". How should I
fix the problem? Should I decrease the hanging indent size, adjust the tab
stop or something along these lines?

Thanks,
treaders

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Does the style have a very large hanging indent? If so, the automatic tab
stop at the hanging indent may be catching the page number because the TOC
entry is very short.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"treaders" wrote in message
...
Hello,

For some reason 1 entry in my Table of Contents looks different to all the
other entries that have the same TOC 2 style applied to them.

The part of the Table of Contents I am having trouble with looks like
this:

POLICIES BEHIND THE PLAN.............. 8
PURPOSE OF THE PLAN........................ 8
OBJECTIVES OF THE PLAN.................. 8
COMPLIANCE AND DEVIATIONS....... 8
ADMINISTRATION................................ 8
TENDER 8

The last line, "Tender 8" is the problem line. I cannot make it add the
"....." across to the page number; I also cannot make the page number
align
with the right side of the page (as the lines above do). This whole
section
has TOC 2 Style applied to it.

I have checked the Heading the TOC line is referring to; I have checked
the
Style; I have deleted and recreated the Table of Contents but still no
luck.

I am using Word 2003 SP3. Windows XP SP3.

What would cause 1 line to behave differently to the Table of Contents
lines
above it?

Thanks,
treaders

[treaders]

Fixed. I removed the first tab stop and the issue is gone.
Suzanne, thanks again!

"treaders" wrote:

I extended the length of the TOC entry and this fixed the problem. So, you're
definitely on the right track, thank you.

However, I would prefer to use the shorter TOC entry, "Tender". How should I
fix the problem? Should I decrease the hanging indent size, adjust the tab
stop or something along these lines?

Thanks,
treaders

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Does the style have a very large hanging indent? If so, the automatic tab
stop at the hanging indent may be catching the page number because the TOC
entry is very short.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"treaders" wrote in message
...
Hello,

For some reason 1 entry in my Table of Contents looks different to all the
other entries that have the same TOC 2 style applied to them.

The part of the Table of Contents I am having trouble with looks like
this:

POLICIES BEHIND THE PLAN.............. 8
PURPOSE OF THE PLAN........................ 8
OBJECTIVES OF THE PLAN.................. 8
COMPLIANCE AND DEVIATIONS....... 8
ADMINISTRATION................................ 8
TENDER 8

The last line, "Tender 8" is the problem line. I cannot make it add the
"....." across to the page number; I also cannot make the page number
align
with the right side of the page (as the lines above do). This whole
section
has TOC 2 Style applied to it.

I have checked the Heading the TOC line is referring to; I have checked
the
Style; I have deleted and recreated the Table of Contents but still no
luck.

I am using Word 2003 SP3. Windows XP SP3.

What would cause 1 line to behave differently to the Table of Contents
lines
above it?

Thanks,
treaders

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Note that the tab stop may return; see
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/TOCJasonTabs.htm

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"treaders" wrote in message
...
Fixed. I removed the first tab stop and the issue is gone.
Suzanne, thanks again!

"treaders" wrote:

I extended the length of the TOC entry and this fixed the problem. So,
you're
definitely on the right track, thank you.

However, I would prefer to use the shorter TOC entry, "Tender". How
should I
fix the problem? Should I decrease the hanging indent size, adjust the
tab
stop or something along these lines?

Thanks,
treaders

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Does the style have a very large hanging indent? If so, the automatic
tab
stop at the hanging indent may be catching the page number because the
TOC
entry is very short.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"treaders" wrote in message
...
Hello,

For some reason 1 entry in my Table of Contents looks different to
all the
other entries that have the same TOC 2 style applied to them.

The part of the Table of Contents I am having trouble with looks like
this:

POLICIES BEHIND THE PLAN.............. 8
PURPOSE OF THE PLAN........................ 8
OBJECTIVES OF THE PLAN.................. 8
COMPLIANCE AND DEVIATIONS....... 8
ADMINISTRATION................................ 8
TENDER 8

The last line, "Tender 8" is the problem line. I cannot make it add
the
"....." across to the page number; I also cannot make the page number
align
with the right side of the page (as the lines above do). This whole
section
has TOC 2 Style applied to it.

I have checked the Heading the TOC line is referring to; I have
checked
the
Style; I have deleted and recreated the Table of Contents but still
no
luck.

I am using Word 2003 SP3. Windows XP SP3.

What would cause 1 line to behave differently to the Table of
Contents
lines
above it?

Thanks,
treaders

[Dan Freeman]

Jason Tabs?

Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote:
Note that the tab stop may return; see
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/TOCJasonTabs.htm