Table of Contents: Cursor Action

P

Peter Hampl

I have created a table of contents at the beginning of my
document that is based on Heading Levels 1, 2 & 3. When I
move the cursor over the TOC, I have to use Ctl+Click to
actually go to that location in the document. On other
computers, the cursor will change into a pointing finger
and I can go to the location in the document simply by
clicking (without needing to do a CTL+Click). How can I
get the cursor to function in this manner on my computer?
I am using Word 2002.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

From Word, click on Tools | Options | Edit | uncheck the "Use CTRL +
Click to follow hyperlink" box | OK.
 

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