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I'm trying to create a TOC in Word 2003 using Insert Field TOC.
All I want is Heading 1. I even went through the doc with a macro to select every paragraph with Heading 1 style to make sure I would only get what I wanted. But I get huge chunks of test that happen to be adjacent to the heading, even though they _seem_ to be formatted Normal. Any suggestions for overcoming this? Ed |
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Turn on the paragraph mark and check to make sure that the Heading 1 is
ending in a paragraph mark and not a soft return. I've had this happen and it usually means that I've imported text from somewhere and it is filled with soft returns... "Ed" wrote: I'm trying to create a TOC in Word 2003 using Insert Field TOC. All I want is Heading 1. I even went through the doc with a macro to select every paragraph with Heading 1 style to make sure I would only get what I wanted. But I get huge chunks of test that happen to be adjacent to the heading, even though they _seem_ to be formatted Normal. Any suggestions for overcoming this? Ed |
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Hi, Rickijayne.
Turn on the paragraph mark and check to make sure that the Heading 1 is ending in a paragraph mark and not a soft return. I've had this happen and it usually means that I've imported text from somewhere and it is filled with soft returns... I always work with the symbols showing. Each line ends in a hard return. The Heading 1 style is applied only to the one line. Ed |
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It was the checkbox "Outline levels". Whatever it does, I don't want
it!! Ed On May 29, 2:15 pm, Ed wrote: Hi, Rickijayne. Turn on the paragraph mark and check to make sure that the Heading 1 is ending in a paragraph mark and not a soft return. I've had this happen and it usually means that I've imported text from somewhere and it is filled with soft returns... I always work with the symbols showing. Each line ends in a hard return. The Heading 1 style is applied only to the one line. Ed |
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Glad you solved it-cause and explanation here, for the archives.
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/general/DocumentMap.htm Ed wrote: It was the checkbox "Outline levels". Whatever it does, I don't want it!! Ed On May 29, 2:15 pm, Ed wrote: Hi, Rickijayne. Turn on the paragraph mark and check to make sure that the Heading 1 is ending in a paragraph mark and not a soft return. I've had this happen and it usually means that I've imported text from somewhere and it is filled with soft returns... I always work with the symbols showing. Each line ends in a hard return. The Heading 1 style is applied only to the one line. Ed |
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On May 29, 5:06 pm, Daiya Mitchell
wrote: Glad you solved it-cause and explanation here, for the archives.http://word.mvps.org/faqs/general/DocumentMap.htm Good info, Diaya. Wish I had that a few days ago! Ed |
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