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I created and automated table of contents in Word 2010. All the text has teh following format
Times 1.5 line spacing Black letters No space after a line Once I add something to the table via Reference/Add text, it changes to: Times 1.15 line spacing Grey letters 10 pt after a line. This forces me to format every bit of text I add to the table of contents. Why does Word do that? I never asked for any reformatting! |
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Hi
Are you able to post a sample so we can se exactly what is going on? Tony |
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Here is the correctly formatted header:
![]() I mark it and add it to the table of contents: ![]() And the formatting is screwed up. Colour is grey, spacing wrong etc.
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Hi
Have a look at this link and see if it helps you at all. http://windowssecrets.com/forums/sho...-1-in-toc-only Good luck. Tony |
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