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Table of Contents
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Fri 5 Dec 2008, 15:33Delegate Susan said...
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Table of Contents
I have a heading which I need to incorporate in my TOC (as follows):
PART I
LETTER FROM THE INDEPENDENT DIRECTORS
i.e. each "part" is on a separate line and centered.
When I create the TOC, PART I is on a separate line to LETTER FROM THE......
How can I show the heading in the TOC one one line?
Thanks
Sue
Fri 5 Dec 2008, 15:36Trainer Amanda said...
RE: Table of Contents
Hello Susan
Thank you for your question.
What style is used to format Part 1 and Letter from the independent directors?
Amanda
Fri 5 Dec 2008, 15:43Delegate Susan said...
RE: Table of Contents
Hi Amanda
I've created my own style which is based on the "normal" style.
Thanks
Sue
Fri 5 Dec 2008, 16:26Trainer Amanda said...
RE: Table of Contents
Hi Susan
In the actual document, is Part 1 and Letters from the Independant Directors in the same paragraph? Because if they aren't then they will appear on two lines in the TOC.
Kind regards
Amanda
Mon 8 Dec 2008, 10:04Delegate Susan said...
RE: Table of Contents
Hi Amanda
Thanks for your reply. Part 1 and Letters etc. are on two separate lines as they are headings. Should I put them onto one line to produce the TOC and then separate them after?
Sue
Mon 8 Dec 2008, 13:18Trainer Amanda said...
RE: Table of Contents
Hi Susan
Yes, this is what I would do - if the headings are on separate lines when you create the TOC, then they will come up in separate lines in the TOC as well.
So I would create the TOC last when the document is completely finished with the two headings on one line, then separate them again afterwards.
Amanda
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