Re: Two TOCs (Was: Transitioning user expectations...)

[technical -at- theverbalist -dot- com]

> > How would you go about doing a feature/function-based TOC short of manually messing with a copy of the actual TOC after everything else was done?...
> 
> Switch to Word and use .c. TOC fields.
> <g,d,rlh>

Yee haw--I am using Word! 

So, would you recommend something like, say, creating a style "Feature"
making it hidden text, and then assigning a TOC style to it? ...then, if
my logic is correct, it would work almost like an index and I could
generate a TOC that only showed the TOC style I've assigned to that
heading. I just totally made that up; it could be insane--what would you
do?

Mandy...Word roolz; Frame droo...well, you know how it goes ;-)

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