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By default, a style-based TOC uses styles Heading 1, Heading 2, and
Heading 3. The TOC levels can be changed to link to any arbitrary style under the "options" menu. Is there any way to make that change permanent, for example, in a template? I haven't been able to figure out anyway to avoid linking the TOC to my desired header styles each time I create a new TOC in a new document. As a related question, is there any way to change the names of the styles used for the different levels of TOC to something other than "TOC 1," "TOC 2," etc.., and to have that change also be associated with a template? |
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