Thread: [Solved] How to save formatting (switches) in Table of Contents
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Old 04-06-2021, 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Marcia View Post
I did not know until this thread that the TOC could be separately saved.
It can't. There is a way of generating a TOC in a separate document, but that entails using an RD field as well as the TOC field.

What Charles & Stefan described in posts 6-8 is a method of saving the TOC field code for re-use. The TOC thus generated will relate to the document to which it is applied; it will not regenerate the original TOC entries.
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