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Resolved · Urgent Priority · Version 2007

Reply Fri 18 Feb 2011, 17:57Delegate Monique said...

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Word table of contents

I cannot make some of my headings appear on the table of contents even when I press F9 to update

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Reply Mon 21 Feb 2011, 19:14Trainer Nafeesa said...

RE: Word table of contents

Hi Monique

Thank you for your question.

Just a couple of things to eliminate before digging any further into a solution...

- Do the headings that are not appearing in the Table of Contents have a Heading Style format?

- Have you tried right-clicking the Table of Contents, select Update Field and then Update Entire Table?

If you can let me know the outcome of these two things, we can then delve further into the issue if necessary.

Regards,

Nafeesa

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