How do I frame my table of contents on the left side of paper

T

thesuze

I am trying to put my table of contents on the left side of my paper using
microsoft 07 for vista. In word 03 there is a framing option but I cannot
locate one on 07
 
T

Terry Farrell

'Framing' (if you mean put the TOC into a Frame to align it) is not the way
to go. The TOC comprises a series of styles, namely TOC1 corresponding the
Heading Level 1, TOC2 corresponding to Heading level 2 and so on. If you
select TOC1, you can adjust its position/alignment using the Ruler. Once it
is correct, right-click on the TOC1 style and select the 'Update to match
selection' option and it will align all the other TOC1s in the TOC. Then do
the same for TOC2 and so on until all the TOC levels have been done.

Note that when making adjustments using the ruler, the alignment will move
in increments 'snapping' to a hidden grid. You can 'micro-adjust' by holding
down the ALT key whilst you drag the alignment tabs on the ruler which
overrides the snap to grid action.
 

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