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Ricki Miles - 29 Jul 2005 00:35 GMT

I am creating a template in Word 2003. I have a table of contents based on
Headings 1-4. The text in the document for Heading 2 is upper case, but in
the table of contents it should be title case. It shows up in upper case.
How can I get the TOC2 to be title case as there is no option of change case
in the style?

Thanks,

Ricki

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Suzanne S. Barnhill - 29 Jul 2005 00:52 GMT

Make sure that the caps in your heading are coming from the Heading 2 style.
That is, format the style as All Caps instead of turning on CapsLock when
you type the heading.

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> I am creating a template in Word 2003. I have a table of contents based on
> Headings 1-4. The text in the document for Heading 2 is upper case, but in
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> Ricki

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Ricki Miles - 29 Jul 2005 01:49 GMT

Thanks for your reply. I made sure to have the All Caps on in Heading 2 and
typed the document text in Title Case. Once Heading 2 was applied and the
Table of Contents was generated, it worked perfectly. Thanks again for your
wisdom,

Ricki

> Make sure that the caps in your heading are coming from the Heading 2 style.
> That is, format the style as All Caps instead of turning on CapsLock when
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Suzanne S. Barnhill - 29 Jul 2005 04:57 GMT

Glad I could help.

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> Thanks for your reply. I made sure to have the All Caps on in Heading 2 and
> typed the document text in Title Case. Once Heading 2 was applied and the
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