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Hi Jonart,
You should be able to do that by either: 1. Inserting Section breaks either side of the TOC and giving the Section containing the TOC wider margins than the rest of the document; or 2. Formatting the TOC paragraphs with some left & right indenting. The reason you can't select the TOC as an object is that it isn't one - it's a field. You can see this by selecting the TOC and pressing Shift-F9 to expose the field code.
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