Formatting Just One Word in Microsoft Word's Table of Contents

J

JHoff

Hi,
I am having trouble figuring out how to do the following:
In a Table of Contents, I have headings that appear something like this:
Introduction
Specific Details
Conclusion

If I want to underline just "Specific" from that TOC, how can I do it so
that the underlining stays there if I update the field code? If switches are
needed, please tell me how to enter them so that thhey keep the underlining
of that one word when I don't want the word that generated that heading to be
underlined--just the word in the TOC. Thanks.
 
S

Suzanne S. Barnhill

If the underlining is applied as direct formatting in the heading that the
TOC includes, the direct formatting will be preserved in the TOC.
 

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