See
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/numb...Numbering.html for the
numbering issues. You need to use Heading 1 as your Level 1 style. Use
Heading 2 for Level 2, without including numbering from Level 1 but
restarting after Level 1.
For TOC issues, see
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/TOCTips.htm. And note
that for Level 1 heads that aren't numbered, you need to use a style that is
identical to Heading 1 except for the numbering (but not based on Heading
1), with Level 1 set as the outline level. It will then be included in the
TOC at the same level as the chapter titles.
--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"llama thumper" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> guys,
>
> really need help here on this... i am not a newbie to word, but i am a
> complete newbie to styles, and especially numbering.
>
> basically, i'd like to be able to format a long document to then be
> able to automatically put it in a table of contents. as i understand,
> it would be best to use styles for this...
>
> here comes my problem. I would like the following set up:
>
> ----------------------------
> Chapter called "introduction" (centered, bold, always)
>
> text.............
>
> Next Chapter title called "Chapter I"
>
> 1. First subheading
> 1.1 sub sub heading
> 1.2 sub sub heading
> 1.2.1 sub sub sub heading
>
> 2. Second subheading
> 2.1 sub heading
> 2.1.1 sub sub heading
>
> 3 Third subheading
>
> Next Chapter, called "Chapter II".
> -----------
>
> Basically, i am unable to get the sub sub headings to number correctly
> - ie they continue with 1.1 to 1.19 or whatever, instead of switching
> to new numeration (starting with "2", not "1"). so instead of having
> something like above for the second subheading, what I have is:
>
> ---------
> 2. Second Subheading
> 1.3 sub heading
> 1.4 sub heading
> etc.....
> -----------
>
> i know this is a very general description of the problem, but would
> really appreciate any help...
>