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Article #2030Re: generating a formatted table of contents
From: Art Campbell
Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2008 23:10
Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2008 23:10
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Melissa, Both Riley and I are assuming that you use a standard format for your TOCs. When we say "generate a new TOC." that means adding a TOC to the book file, then right-clicking it and running the Set Up TOC procedure by selecting what component file tags you want to list. After you generate that TOC, TOC-specific tags are generated so that Heading1 in your chapters is represented as a Heading1TOC tag. Where there may be a problem is if the formatted TOC lists different tags than your book does. If your book has H1s, for instance, and the previous book had Heading1s, the tags aren't going to automatically match up. If you're importing all formats from a working TOC, that should also bring in a properly formatted Reference Page. Art
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