Table of Contents/Building Blocks

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From: Nancy N. Robinson
Date: Thu, 31 Oct 2002 13:39

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Hi - I'm running Frame 5.5.6 on Windows NT. Most of my Frame use has been with pre-existing templates, so I'm sort of a novice. I am now making, basically, a new one. Everything is ok, until I try to generate a TOC. I need to use "Revision" rather than page number. The paragraph tag for my revision variable is in the header. The rev does not show up when I generate the TOC - is this because it's in the header? I know I learned about the building blocks, but not actually working with them for so long, I really don't remember. How do I get the Rev (which is alpha) to show up instead of the page number? Thanks for your help in advance.

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