On Nov 21, 2007, at 12:07 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
My husband is creating a Word document (for a class that requires a
Word doc as the final presentation) on his Macbook, which has MS
Office
2004 loaded on it. Word will create a table of contents for the
document, but does not automatically hyperlink the content entries, as
it does in PC versions 2003 +. Does anyone know if this is just
missing
from the Mac version--in which case one must assign hyperlinks
individually/manually--or whether we may have missed a pref or
setting?
Hyperlinks are created. However, in Word for Windows the link is the
entire line, but in Word for Mac the link is just the page number.
Thanks very much, Tom. We can work with that.
Jennifer
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