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Old 03-29-2017, 07:15 PM
jeffreybrown jeffreybrown is offline Remove table of contents while keeping formatting Windows Vista Remove table of contents while keeping formatting Office 2007
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@Charles, Thank you, I got your method to work

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@Paul, Thank you also, I also got your method to work

So, after completing the steps in post #3, the TOC is pasted as appearing like it's hyperlinked, but it actually isn't. If I then use Ctrl + Shift + F9, the hyperlinks go away, but the left side numbers show up as underlined. Could this have to do with the styles?

I am testing this at home and my styles at home are not setup like I have them at work. At home, I can not chose the default "Book Title" style and it appears without the underline.

Also, one last question, is there a way to get two spaces between the paragraph numbers in the TOC and the beginning of the title for that paragraph?

I know, two spaces is archaic, but guaranteed, where I work they will not accept this with only one space between the paragraph number and the paragraph title.
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