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![]() Hi everyone! It's so very nice to be able to visit your forum when I get really stuck — like I am today. ![]() I have attached a description of my problem and am hopeful that one of you can help me. |
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By default, Word encloses the table of contents in a so-called content control, if you insert your TOC via the predefined formats at References | Table of Contents. To get a TOC without a content control, use References | Table of Contents | Custom Table of Contents.
And to delete an existing TOC content control, you can select the whole TOC including the preceding and following paragraph and then press the Delete key.
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Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Microsoft 365 apps for business Windows 11 Professional |
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Thank you Stefan Blom — working well. Now I see why I'm supposed to go to "References..." to open a TOC.
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