HelloTwayne, I think that the instructions are not exactly clear, but you can indeed have hyperlinks in a OOo2.4 Writer document.
To insert a link you have to enclose in the TOC structure the part you want to be hyperlinked between the markers LS (link start) and LE (link ends). The LS marker is inserted when you click the hyperlink button the first time, while pressing it the second time creates the LE marker. Now ... The default TOC is composed by Entry number / Entry / Tab stop / page number where E# (Entry number) = the outline numbering if activated (e.g. 1.3.2) E (Entry) = the entry itself derived from the style (by default heading 1 for level 1, heading 2 for level 2 and so on...) T (Tab) = just a tabulation # (page number) = self explanatory You will also notice that before and after each of the entries you have empty boxes: these boxes can be used to insert new markers, characters or whatever you want. So, suppose you want only the entry to be hyperlinked: you have to put a LS marker *before* the E marker and a LE *after* the E marker. *DO NOT* replace the marker, but use instead the spaces before and after. Your structure will look like this: _ E# _ LS _ E _ LE _ T _ # _ Note that this is very flexible and allows you to hyperlink all the entry (place the LS before the E# and the LE after #) or even to move elements around, for example you may want in the TOC something like "entry tab chapter-page". Unless for some particular reason you do not want all the 6 levels to have hyperlinks, once you have defined the structure press the "All" button to apply the structure to all the levels. If you make a mistake, select the LS or the LE marker (this time the marker, not the space before or after) and press delete. Cheers, Michele
