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What I mean is the TOC should be constructed using Bookmark
Menu > Insert Bookmark It can be easily done by creating a new style. Probably a better option than bookmark. Since the solution I saw is using the Add Bookmark method, I would like to explore how I can do it. Unfortunately, after trying for some time, I am not able to get it done manually. Have been clicking on References > Table of Contents > Insert Table of Contents, no option that allow me for selection apart from the styles. Maybe it is not something possible. That's why I try my luck posting my question here. Probably someone have done it before. Thanks a lot .... |
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Just a thought, but if you try to assemble a ToC from hand-made bookmarks you're giving yourself extra work making sure all the bookmarks are included in the ToC and in the right order. If you want a custom ToC, styles seem the way to go.
I'm not saying it's impossible to do what you describe, and perhaps some more knowledgeable contributor will come up with a description for you. |
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