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Article #89221Re: Help = simple =TOC number thingos?
From: Ian Anderson
Date: Wed, 08 May 2002 19:58
Date: Wed, 08 May 2002 19:58
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Well, I must be an idiot, but how exactly does one set them up in ID2's TOC? I've set-up the page numbers to use a right-indent before them, but how do I get the periods between the numbers and the entries? I understand what leading does, but do I enter it in the TOC paragraph style, in the box that says "Between entry and number" or where? Thanks in advance, Ian A.
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