Re: Omitting styles in a Word TOC

Subject: Re: Omitting styles in a Word TOC
From: Win Day <winday -at- rogers -dot- com>
To: "TECHWR-L" <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- raycomm -dot- com>
Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 20:38:36 -0500

At 10:47 AM 31/12/2001 -0700, Ellen Vanrenen wrote:

Hi.
I'm trying to create a TOC for a Word template.
I have examples of the headings in the template (for example, in a table
describing typographical conventions). I don't want Word to pick up the
examples and list them in the TOC.
I've tried to reformat a normal style or a style that isn't included in the
TOC, but when I do that, Word changes the style from x to the style I'm
trying to mimic (say, heading 1).
Is there anyway to omit some instances of styles you have selected to be in
the TOC?

To finish this template/style guide, I have to fill in a section on graphics
and Word and figure out this TOC problem.


Create new styles that mimic and are based on the built-in heading styles. Call them things like Heading 1 no TOC, Heading 2 no TOC, etc. Use those for the instances you don't want picked up in the TOC. This is how I make styles to use for the Contents and Tables and Figures headings; otherwise the TOC would list these instances too.



Win Day
Multimedia Developer

http://www.wordsplus.net
mailto:winday -at- wordsplus -dot- net


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