TOC Print Screen Issue

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mike

Hi,

My TOC keeps showing my print screen examples. How do I get me TOC to stop
showing my print screen please.

Mike
 
mike;2570864 said:
Hi,

My TOC keeps showing my print screen examples. How do I get me TOC to
stop
showing my print screen please.

Mike
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Mike, yr print screen samples are part of your heading style. Probably
you did so by accident. First, CTRL-SHIFT-8 to show the non-printable
characters. Go to the places where the screen shots are and check the
paragraph style of them. Either, you have a line break (showing as a
hooked arrow) between heading and screen shot, or you have two
paragraphs (the end of paragraph marked shows as a greek letter "pi".
In case of the first, change the line break for a paragraph break
(Enter) and make sure the paragraph style for the screenshot is NOT a
heading (but for instance yr normal body text style). In the second
case, change the heading style into yr normal body text style.
 
Select the images and format them as Normal or some other style rather than
the heading/caption style they probably have applied (because you pressed
Enter at the beginning of a heading/caption paragraph). If it's a caption
rather than a heading, then likely you got the image inside the bookmark for
the caption, and that will require a bit more work to undo.
 
thanks everyone!

Henk57 said:
Mike, yr print screen samples are part of your heading style. Probably
you did so by accident. First, CTRL-SHIFT-8 to show the non-printable
characters. Go to the places where the screen shots are and check the
paragraph style of them. Either, you have a line break (showing as a
hooked arrow) between heading and screen shot, or you have two
paragraphs (the end of paragraph marked shows as a greek letter "pi".
In case of the first, change the line break for a paragraph break
(Enter) and make sure the paragraph style for the screenshot is NOT a
heading (but for instance yr normal body text style). In the second
case, change the heading style into yr normal body text style.
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