Re: Entries in Table of Contents Are Out of Order

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From: Kate Kilmer
Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2002 11:47

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Martin, 

If you want a rule above your chapter heading, you should use the Frame Above Pgf feature (Advanced Tab of the Paragraph Designer). This will avoid the use of a table altogether.

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