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How to know the "format" of the "table of content"?
How to know the "format" of the "table of content"?
please, see the attached images that show my question after the "table of content" is selected, then if we need to know which "format" has been used in, then how to do that? regards Jamal
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Hi Jamal,
Each level in the TOC has its own Style, named TOC1, TOC2, etc. If you use the Style Inspector, that will show you the attributes.
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regards Jamal
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