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MS Office Forum / Word / Long Documents / August 2003Automatic Tables of Contents
How can I keep the table of contents on its own page and have the subsequent text start on the following page, even after updating fields? I have been setting a page break immediately following the table of contents. However when the fields are updated, my page break is automatically deleted. The same thing happens if I set up a section break. Hello, Try putting your section break at the beginning of the next section, instead of at the end of the TOC section. This will locate the section break after the paragraph mark, and should keep it from disappearing when you refresh the TOC. Cordially, Bob Sullivan >-----Original Message----- >How can I keep the table of contents on its own page and [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >break. >. |
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