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Old 01-13-2017, 02:31 AM
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Your 'table' is a Table of Contents that doesn't employ a TOC field, which is what Word would use to create one. Provided you apply the appropriate Heading Styles to your document's headings, you should be able to delete the one you now have and use Word's own Table of Contents tools (i.e. a TOC field), which will apply the relevant TOC Styles to the content. That, in turn, will facilitate any reformatting that might be required; it will also display the document's actual page numbers rather than what they used to be when the file you OCR'd was created.
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