Re: Kluge around format problem with long TOC entries

[Fred Ma <fma@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thomas Michanek wrote:
> 
> > Consequently, the tab before the page number doesn't do anything, and
> > the page number is placed immediately after the paragraph text.  I can
> > kluge my way around it by putting double-tabs before the page number.
> > Is there a more orthodox way, or should I care?
> 
> If you put double tabs directly on the Reference page, you shouldn't
> have this problem (you might need a third tab also). In "normal"
> TOC entries, the extra tab characters that don't have a corresponding
> tab stop won't change anything; they are inserted but the single-line
> TOC entry won't change. For double-line entries, they come into effect.

Yes, I put the double tabs into the reference page.  It just seems
rather unorthodox, but I guess the only thing that matters is that
it works.  Haven't had a need to use triple tabs yet.  If the need
every arises, I should probably reword the heading.  Thanks.

Fred

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