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Old 05-14-2014, 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted by protocoder View Post
Thank you Charles. I have seen some of the links you sent me. But my problem is
The headings are custom made and different to in built Heading, The moment, I update the toc, the toc is gone... and I notice that my settings mapping TOC levels are reset and I have to set it again every time.
You can modify the formatting of the built-in heading styles to anything you want.

The key to having them used for numbering is to link them as described by Ms. Kelly.

The built-in headings have many advantages, such that I can't imagine not using them.

However, you can use other headings or styles in a TOC. This is described in Shauna's article on creating a Table of Contents. If you want a different approach to this you can look at:
Generating a Table of Contents - Complex Documents

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3. I meant, how to format the headers so that it always automatically adjusts to one line below the last paragraph.

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And that can be handled by adding space-before formatting to the style you are using for that heading.[not header]
Understanding Styles in Microsoft Word
Sections / Headers and Footers in Microsoft Word 2007-2013

I know that I have tossed a lot of reading at you. If you truly have responsibility for maintaining a large document, doing the reading will save you time, probably as much time as you spend doing the reading within the first week.
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