On Monday, 4 May 2020 09:28:02 BST Robert Großkopf wrote:
> Hi Ian,
>
> > Thanks Robert. That allowed me to insert a page break but the new
> > page had a background colour the same as the TOC and changing the
> > style from "Contents Heading" to Default Style" wouldn't remove it.
>
> Did you
On Sunday, 3 May 2020 10:54:47 BST Robert Großkopf wrote:
> Hi Ian,
> >>
> >> you could try this:
> >> Change the TOC. It is protected against manual changes.
> > How do you change it if its protected other than update it? I couldn't find
> > how to "unprotect it"
>
> Right click with mouse on
Hi Ian,
> Thanks Robert. That allowed me to insert a page break but the new
> page had a background colour the same as the TOC and changing the
> style from "Contents Heading" to Default Style" wouldn't remove it.
Did you really press Alt + Enter two times?
The first break will be part of the
On Saturday, 2 May 2020 10:17:28 BST Robert Großkopf wrote:
> Hi Ian,
>
> you could try this:
> Change the TOC. It is protected against manual changes.
How do you change it if its protected other than update it? I couldn't find how
to "unprotect it"
> Set the cursor at the start of the TOC.
>
Hi Ian,
>>
>> you could try this:
>> Change the TOC. It is protected against manual changes.
> How do you change it if its protected other than update it? I couldn't find
> how to "unprotect it"
Right click with mouse on the TOC → Edit Index
Type → Type and Title → Protected against manual
Hi Ian,
you could try this:
Change the TOC. It is protected against manual changes.
Set the cursor at the start of the TOC.
Press Alt + Enter two times.
The first break will be part of the TOC, the second break will be out of
the TOC.
Set the TOC back to protection against manual changes.
