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pxw@augean.ua.OZ.AU (Paul Whitbread) writes:

>When I compile TOC I simply ask for only level 9 to be shown. It worked!
>Yesterday I decided that I would like to change the captions to read
> Figure 2.1:   Stucture of the widget
>The change: before I had a full stop after the fig number, now I have a colon.
>Now, all I get in the TOC is ''Figure 2.1``  ie no words after the colon.

This is a "Feature".  Subentry levels are designated by separating
the text for each level with a colon.  For example:
   .c.Auction Catalog:Silent Auction:Auction Items;
Word adds the page number and leader tab only to the last level entry,
in this case Auction Items.
If you want to include an end-of-entry character as part of your
table of contents entry text, surround the entry text with
single quotation marks.  For example:
   .c.'Auction Catalog: Item List';
[end quote from manual Table Of Contents]

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Sue Klefstad    Ill. Natural History Survey    klefstad@uiuc.edu