In Word 2002, I have a line like:

     ABC Co.   ^t    905-555-1234

where ^t is a tab character obviously.  I would like ABC Co. to be in
the Table of Contents, but not the phone number.  I can manually set
ABC Co. to a Heading style, while the rest of the line remains, say,
Normal, and thus create my ToC that way.  But the document is too huge
to do anything manually.

So I've tried Using Wildcards in a global Find and Replace, but each
time I've tried assigning one side of the tab or the other side to a
particular style, the entire line takes on that style.  I then thought
that I could use the TC Field Code to specify the exact text I want in
the ToC.  But again, I can manually do it no problem, but I have no
way to generate the Ctrl-F9 Field braces in the Replace With box in
Find & Replace.

By the way, my whole purpose in all this is to create a PDF document
from this Word document for both printing and use in Adobe Reader,
with Acrobat Bookmarks generated from the Word Heading styles.  Any
help with my problem would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Gary

Gary Schankula
Information Niagara
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
www.informationniagara.com