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Melinda,

Art's suggestion is correct for not displaying the chapter number in the title, but it does not get you the chapter number in the PDF bookmarks. This is rather clunky but should work: add another paragraph before or after the title paragraph and use the same title as its content. Then add the <$chapnum> building block to its autonumber. Create a new paragraph format style for this paragraph. In the paragraph format, set the color of the default font to white. The font size and line spacing can be anything you want, but you will have to adjust before and after spacing for the title paragraph or following paragraph. Thus, this paragraph has the chapter title and number "displayed" but in white. Then in the PDF dialog box, INCLUDE this paragraph format in the bookmarks and EXCLUDE your original title paragraph format. I do not think you can use conditional text to do what you want because hiding the text means that it will not display in the bookmarks.

I do not know anything about Timesavers, so maybe it will do all this transparently.

Van