In news:[email protected],
Earl Melton <[email protected]> typed:
> Hi Barbara and list,
>
> On 09/12/2010 03:42 PM, Barbara Duprey wrote:
>> ...and you may find that it is actually just as easy or
>> even easier to accomplish what you want.
>
> This is so true. I do the Sunday morning lyrics
> presentation for my church and getting a background image for a particular 
> song
> required _at least_ seven or eight mouse clicks (as best I
> recall) when I was using Microsnot Office. This was before
> I could even navigate to the image I wanted. In Impress, I
> right-click the slide, choose Slide > Set Background Picture for Slide, 
> and I'm ready to find my
> picture. Two clicks! Far less wear and tear on the trigger finger and
> left rodent button!
> Also, I once subscribed to a M$-Word list where there were
> some extremely knowledgeable pros. None of them, however, could
> ever tell me how to make a TOC that was automatically sorted
> alphabetically. Probably could have been accomplished with
> some VBA voo-doo, but nothing simple. Of course, this was back in the days 
> when Office 2000 was
> new. They may have caught up with OOo in more recent
> versions, I don't know. When I started with Writer, I just
> highlighted the chapter or song title I wanted, then chose Insert > 
> Indexes and Tables > Entry.
> Scroll back up to the TOC, right-click on it and choose Update Index/Table
> and you're done. So easy, even a caveman like me could do
> it!
> --
> Have a blessed day!
>   <>< Earl

Well, that would be OK but ... by definition a TOC is never alphabetical. It 
s, instead in the order of the headers or header marks in the document, top 
to bottom (first to last). An index on the other hand is Alphabetical by 
definition and if you really wanted to could suffice as your TOC if you 
really want it alphabetical. Look it up.
   For your own purposes, it wouldn't matter what you did. For any 
professional who knows the business and what the TOC/Index is supposed to 
provide, you wouldn't get very far.
   They're easy to look up; try it.

HTH,

Twayne`




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