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![]() I would like to include something like (say) "Chapter 1" in my TOC, but not display it in the actual document text. I tried to use hidden text, but hidden text won't be included in the TOC, so that workaround didn't work. Any suggestions? |
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You can manually insert a TC field that displays nothing in the document. If you also have a heading that appears, you would have two entries, though, in your TOC.
Otherwise, you can format text as white with a white background. However, that text is still there and still takes up room on the page. |
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