menu was clicked and the was selected. (The Insert Table of Contents Show Page and were checked and the options Numbers Right Align Page Numbers Tab Leader “….” were selected by default.). You should not need to generate a new Table of Contents using the steps just mentioned unless your Table of Contents code becomes corrupt. For example, the dot leaders begin to function incorrectly or the case styles of titles do not appear in the correct format. To recreate the Table of Contents, click in any gray area in the present Table of Contents and select from the Insert menu, select Index and Tables A dialogue box opens, and you may select Insert Table of Contents. Table of Contents from any of the available (Classic, and Formats Distinctive, Fancy, Modern, Formal to replace the current Table of Contents format. TAD Services recommends Simple) selecting the style, but any of Microsoft Word’s built-in template styles that Formal include dot leaders are acceptable formats for the Table of Contents (once a new template style is selected, there is no need to modify the text style of the template, unless requested by your Committee). Removing text from the table of contents that does not belong. Click in the title above, look at the and note the block 3” was selected. Style “Heading Sometimes when you update your Table of Contents, extra text appears within the Table of Contents that should not be there. This occurs with misplaced paragraph codes (obtained by pressing the key) or heading codes in the document text. Locate and Enter select the text in the document that should not be in the Table of Contents. Next, select the block from the box and then regenerate the Table of Contents (right Normal Style click on any gray area in the Table of Contents and select If this does not Update Table).
menu was clicked and the Insert Table of Contents was selected. (The Show Page Numbers and Right Align Page Numbers were checked and the Tab Leader “….” options were selected by default.). You should not need to generate a new Table of Contents using the steps just mentioned unless your Table of Contents code becomes corrupt. For example, the dot leaders begin to function incorrectly or the case styles of titles do not appear in the correct format. To recreate the Table of Contents, click in any gray area in the present Table of Contents and select Index and Tables from the Insert menu, select Insert Table of Contents. A Table of Contents dialogue box opens, and you may select from any of the available Formats (Classic, Distinctive, Fancy, Modern, Formal and Simple) to replace the current Table of Contents format. TAD Services recommends selecting the Formal style, but any of Microsoft Word’s built-in template styles that include dot leaders are acceptable formats for the Table of Contents (once a new template style is selected, there is no need to modify the text style of the template, unless requested by your Committee). Removing text from the table of contents that does not belong. Click in the title above, look at the Style and note the block “Heading 3” was selected. Sometimes when you update your Table of Contents, extra text appears within the Table of Contents that should not be there. This occurs with misplaced paragraph codes (obtained by pressing the Enter key) or heading codes in the document text. Locate and select the text in the document that should not be in the Table of Contents. Next, select the Normal block from the Style box and then regenerate the Table of Contents (right click on any gray area in the Table of Contents and select Update Table). If this does not