What I would do is:
- Use a standard Heading paragraph style with its configuration in
Tools>Outline numbering for the first part
- Make this heading style "invisible" with a white font (can't be made
"hidden", there is a bug report about that)
- In your text, for the first part, use a cross-reference, inserting a field
for the current chapter, then put your text afterwards.
Hagar
Le 09.02.2008 22:28, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
I want to format a heading which is only a couple of words and
underlined. I want to continue on the same line with normal type.
I find when I apply the heading format, it formats the whole line (or
lines if there are several in the paragraph).
If there any way to do this:-
This is a heading and this is not.
THe heading part is underlined and used in a TOC
Brian
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