Re: Numbering and reference to TOC

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From: Art Campbell
Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2009 19:27

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In the file that contains the text inset, look just after the inset. There's probably an empty paragraph that's inheriting a heading style. Put a non-breaking space in the paragraph (Ctrl+Spacebar), set the 'graph to a body style, save, and update the book.

Art

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