Mollye Barrett wrote: > I'm working on a template?and the user wants the option of NOT > using section numbers on some chapters and in the TOC. I've created > master pages to accomodate the section/no section requirements. > Currently, the TOC styles are tied to paragraph tags (H-1, H-2, H-3) > and those paragraph tags are formatted on the reference page with > chapnums-pagenum. How can I get the same heading style (H-1, H-2, H-3) > to generate without a section number?
TOC entries are always generated from specific pgf tags, and all the TOC entries from a given pgf tag (like H-1) will look the same, as defined in the reference page TOC specification. So you need new heading pgf tags (e.g., H-1A, H-2A) -- not necessarily defined to look different or not have numbers (although I can't imagine why your user would want all headings numbered, but only some of the numbers to appear in the TOC), but just so you can define a different TOC spec for each of those pgfs. So on the TOC ref page, H-1TOC might look like this ("\t" is a tab): <$paranum> \t<$paratext> \t<$pagenum> But H-1ATOC might look like this: \t<$paratext> \t<$pagenum> Note that it doesn't matter whether H-1A has an autonumber or not -- in the TOC spec, you're telling FM not to display it even if it exists. All that said, I have to wonder about the wisdom of the whole idea... :-} Richard Richard G. Combs Senior Technical Writer Polycom, Inc. richardDOTcombs AT polycomDOTcom 303-223-5111 ------ rgcombs AT gmailDOTcom 303-777-0436 ------