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priyamurti

priyamurti

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May 27, 2005
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I have started to work with tables of contents and now want to have a separate list of contents for all 4 sections of the same booklet with separate headings and the alphabetical sorting switched on. Now of course it just takes all the one type of paragraph styles and puts them in a list sorted alphbetically and then dispalys the next type of styles which are supposed to be headings and which are not sorted alphabetically underneath. How can I tell it that there are different sections? Is there such a thing or do I need to duplicate the paragrapgh styles. Seems a bit clumsy?

Would appreciate advise very much.

 
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