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I'm using Word 2000. I've got an existing file that has headers, footers,
hyper links and a TOC. They used to work/display just fine. Now my autotext
in H/F appear as brackets - for insttance I have even/odd page header with
Page Number. Instead of displaying the actuall page number it displays {Page}
My hyper links display as {Hyperlink mailto:emailaddress...} My TOC displays
as {TOC h/z/t...}. Interestingly when I tried to copy the TOC above into this
post it pasted the actual content of the TOC as it should appear in the Doc.
I'm so confused?

Thanks
John
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Press Alt+F9 to switch from field codes to field results. The keystroke is
an on/off toggle. (This is a shortcut for going to Tools Options View
and checking/unchecking the Field Codes box.)

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JohnH wrote:
I'm using Word 2000. I've got an existing file that has headers,
footers, hyper links and a TOC. They used to work/display just fine.
Now my autotext in H/F appear as brackets - for insttance I have
even/odd page header with Page Number. Instead of displaying the
actuall page number it displays {Page} My hyper links display as
{Hyperlink mailto:emailaddress...} My TOC displays as {TOC h/z/t...}.
Interestingly when I tried to copy the TOC above into this post it
pasted the actual content of the TOC as it should appear in the Doc.
I'm so confused?

Thanks
John



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Default Header - Footers - Hyperlinks Not displaying

Thanks Jay,
That was way too easy. Last week I had posted a question about mail merging
problems and one of the steps to try and resove that issue was to do the
Alt-F9 thing. I guess it sticks? I didn't realize that.

Thanks again

John

"Jay Freedman" wrote:

Press Alt+F9 to switch from field codes to field results. The keystroke is
an on/off toggle. (This is a shortcut for going to Tools Options View
and checking/unchecking the Field Codes box.)

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

JohnH wrote:
I'm using Word 2000. I've got an existing file that has headers,
footers, hyper links and a TOC. They used to work/display just fine.
Now my autotext in H/F appear as brackets - for insttance I have
even/odd page header with Page Number. Instead of displaying the
actuall page number it displays {Page} My hyper links display as
{Hyperlink mailto:emailaddress...} My TOC displays as {TOC h/z/t...}.
Interestingly when I tried to copy the TOC above into this post it
pasted the actual content of the TOC as it should appear in the Doc.
I'm so confused?

Thanks
John




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