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arrow_keys - 04 Nov 2005 23:47 GMT
I have a 500 page document with lots of headings and styles. I am used
to dealing with documents like this but I have a problem that I cannot
figure out.  The document map is drawing from most if not all of the
styles and headings.  I cannot collapse it down. I didn't think this
was a problem until I regenerated the table of contents and saw that
even normalized text was being pulled into the TOC.  I checked the
Options in the TOC styles and made sure that TOC 1 is drawing from
heading 1 and TOC 2 from heading 2.  ALl of that is in check.  Any
ideas?
Daiya Mitchell - 05 Nov 2005 00:08 GMT
Known issue, and entirely fixable.  See here:
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/General/DocumentMap.htm

For 500 pages, you will want the last fix mentioned.

> I have a 500 page document with lots of headings and styles. I am used
> to dealing with documents like this but I have a problem that I cannot
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> heading 1 and TOC 2 from heading 2.  ALl of that is in check.  Any
> ideas?

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