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Dianeg

I'm trying to work out what exactly is captured when you display the document
map. Is it heading styles, paragraph titles, fields?

Thanks in anticipation

Diane
 
Theoretically headings but in actuality any paragraph with an outline level
other than Body Text (see Format | Paragraph).

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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As far as Word is concerned, any paragraph with an outline level other than
"Body Text" *is* a heading (although it doesn't have the "magical"
properties of the built-in headings of course). :-)
 
Thank you both

Stefan Blom said:
As far as Word is concerned, any paragraph with an outline level other than
"Body Text" *is* a heading (although it doesn't have the "magical"
properties of the built-in headings of course). :-)

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP






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