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carlhein
Hi all
Office 2003
My Scenario:
I am writing a long report. I have adopted the technique of marking
key recommendations in the meat of the document bu tagging them with
two custom styles. They are "Key Recommendation" and "Key
Recommendation Text". At the end of the document I have a traditional
section called Recommendations. Here I have created aysecond table of
contents and successfully managed to ask it to only include these two
styles. In this way I can automatically get a collation of all my
distributed recomendations.
Up to now all works well.
The problem:
The second TOC is created with the default TOC1-9 styles. I do not
want to edit these styles for the second TOC because it will also
affect my main TOC. I actually want to assign the entries to different
styles of my choosing.
Is there any way around this apparent limitation?
Is there another way to achive what I am trying to achieve?
Any help would be much appeciated.
Regards,
Carl-Hein
Office 2003
My Scenario:
I am writing a long report. I have adopted the technique of marking
key recommendations in the meat of the document bu tagging them with
two custom styles. They are "Key Recommendation" and "Key
Recommendation Text". At the end of the document I have a traditional
section called Recommendations. Here I have created aysecond table of
contents and successfully managed to ask it to only include these two
styles. In this way I can automatically get a collation of all my
distributed recomendations.
Up to now all works well.
The problem:
The second TOC is created with the default TOC1-9 styles. I do not
want to edit these styles for the second TOC because it will also
affect my main TOC. I actually want to assign the entries to different
styles of my choosing.
Is there any way around this apparent limitation?
Is there another way to achive what I am trying to achieve?
Any help would be much appeciated.
Regards,
Carl-Hein