Re: Word 97 Tables of Content

[Bonnie Granat <bgranat -at- LYNX -dot- DAC -dot- NEU -dot- EDU>]

You can format the TOC styles to be anything you want, just as you format
other styles or create new ones.

The hyperlink remains when I update my TOC.
1. Click Format > Style. The Style dialog box opens.
2. Select the style in the left pane.
3. Click Modify. The Modify Style dialog box opens.
4. Click Automatically update.
5. Click OK in the Modify Style dialog box.
6. Click Close in the Style dialog box.

Do this for all of your TOC styles.

Bonnie Granat

-----Original Message-----
From: Hochstatter, Mike <MHochstatter -at- PROVIDENCE -dot- ORG>
To: TECHWR-L -at- LISTSERV -dot- OKSTATE -dot- EDU <TECHWR-L -at- LISTSERV -dot- OKSTATE -dot- EDU>
Date: Friday, July 30, 1999 7:05 PM
Subject: Word 97 Tables of Content


>I'm trying to learn a better method for creating TOCs in Word. I currently
>know of two methods and both are less than ideal:
>
>1.  Use Word's built in TOC feature.
>
>With this method, I like that you can create a TOC instantly based on the
>document's current headings and that when you change a heading, the TOC
>automatically changes. I don't like that if you create a hyperlink between
a
>TOC entry and a heading, that link disappears if you rename the heading.
The
>automatically generated TOCs are ugly, too.
>
>2. Use hyperlinks and bookmarks
>
>Along with having the same problem as #1, this method requires you to
>manually create each link between TOC entries and headings set as
bookmarks.
>
>Is there another way or am I missing something in the methods above? I'd
>like my TOCs to be created automatically and to retain their hyperlinks
when
>headings are changed. If I got these two wishes, I could live with ugly
>TOCs.
>
>Thanks for your help!
>
>Mike Hochstatter
>Technical Writer, Providence Health System
>mhochstatter -at- providence -dot- org
>
>
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