Re: Modification dates in TOC

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From: Joel Benson
Date: Tue, 09 Jul 2002 14:29

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You could use the volume number. It wasn't available in Frame 5.5, so I'd guess you wouldn't need it for anything else. Add <$volnum> to your TOC building block and then manually  set the book's volume numbering property for each component equal to its modification date.

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