Re: Setting up the TOC

[Dan Emory <danemory@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The book file seems to initially get its paragraph tags from the first file 
in the book. Thus, if the tags in the paragraph catalog of this first file 
(e.g., a cover page) are unrepresentative of the tags in the paragraph 
catalogs of subsequent files in the book, you initially have a problem. 
However, once you perform an Update action on the book, the book file seems 
to acquire a full set of all the paragraph tags contained in the catalogs 
of all the files in the book. At that point, then, you should be able to 
select the TOC (or LOP) file, right click, and choose Set Up Table of 
Contents. The complete set of paragraph tags will then appear in the Set Up 
Table of Contents dialog, and you can shoose the tags you want to include.
At 10:48 AM 3/8/02 -0800, Jennifer Anaya wrote:
>Can anyone tell me where the Set Up Table of Contents dialog gets its
>paragraph tags? I did a couple of quick tests, and they appear to come from
>the saved state of the book . . . whatever paragraph tags are in the
>chapters in the currently saved book. Is that correct?

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