[Jules]

I have set up my TOC1 style to have a top border. This works fine except if
the entry before has no TOC2 etc. entries so I end up with something that
looks like this:
__________________________________________________ ____________
1. HEADING 1 (style is TOC1)
1.1 SubHeading (style is TOC2)
1.2 SubHeading (style is TOC2)
__________________________________________________ ____________
2. HEADING 2

3. HEADING 3 (style is TOC1)
3.1 SubHeading (style is TOC2)
__________________________________________________ ___________
4. HEADING 4

Does anyone know how I can get the border to appear before each TOC1 even
when the previous one does not have TOC2 entries?

Hope this makes sense, and thanks in advance for your help

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Add a Horizontal Inside Border to the style. One way to do this is to select
the two adjacent Heading 1s, go to Format | Borders and Shading, and click
on the line between the two paragraphs in the preview picture. You can also
apply that border type from the Borders palette.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

"Jules" wrote in message
...
I have set up my TOC1 style to have a top border. This works fine except
if
the entry before has no TOC2 etc. entries so I end up with something that
looks like this:
__________________________________________________ ____________
1. HEADING 1 (style is TOC1)
1.1 SubHeading (style is TOC2)
1.2 SubHeading (style is TOC2)
__________________________________________________ ____________
2. HEADING 2

3. HEADING 3 (style is TOC1)
3.1 SubHeading (style is TOC2)
__________________________________________________ ___________
4. HEADING 4

Does anyone know how I can get the border to appear before each TOC1 even
when the previous one does not have TOC2 entries?

Hope this makes sense, and thanks in advance for your help

[Jules]

Thanks very much. This works beautifully

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Add a Horizontal Inside Border to the style. One way to do this is to select
the two adjacent Heading 1s, go to Format | Borders and Shading, and click
on the line between the two paragraphs in the preview picture. You can also
apply that border type from the Borders palette.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

"Jules" wrote in message
...
I have set up my TOC1 style to have a top border. This works fine except
if
the entry before has no TOC2 etc. entries so I end up with something that
looks like this:
__________________________________________________ ____________
1. HEADING 1 (style is TOC1)
1.1 SubHeading (style is TOC2)
1.2 SubHeading (style is TOC2)
__________________________________________________ ____________
2. HEADING 2

3. HEADING 3 (style is TOC1)
3.1 SubHeading (style is TOC2)
__________________________________________________ ___________
4. HEADING 4

Does anyone know how I can get the border to appear before each TOC1 even
when the previous one does not have TOC2 entries?

Hope this makes sense, and thanks in advance for your help