Re: Heading and TOC formatting issue

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From: Van_Kurtz
Date: Fri, 20 Feb 2009 18:24

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Katherine,

I think you can set your autonumber to <$chapnum>\r. The \r is a forced (soft) return. I think this will give you the line break in your Heading1.

In the reference page for the TOC, set the relevant line to be

<$chapnum> <$paratext>

The paratext building block copies the text of the paragraph without the autonumbering. Note that in the above for the TOC, you can put anything you want between chapnum and paratext, such as an en dash; I just put a space.

I have not tested this, so it may not work as I think it should.

Good luck,
Van

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