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by blackcurrant

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Good day

Web Toolbar:
I am in the process of creating a document using Word 2000 that uses hyperlinks to go to locations within that document. When I click on a hyperlink the web toolbar appears. I would like to know if it is possible to stop the web toolbar from displaying in the first instance.

Table of Contents:
I use a standard document template to create reports. The document contains 13 headings (with sub-headings), and the entire file is written in normal text - no styles areused because the entire text uses a standard font and font size. I mark the TOC entries by highlighting them and then pressing ALT+SHFT+O to bring up the TOC dialog box.

Now, if I change the name of a heading it is not automatically updated in the field (as it is in WordPerfect), so that when I update the entire field in a TOC, the old entries remain, and I have to either edit the field concerned or redefine the entry. Does anyone know how I can tell Word to update the field automatically?

Thank you

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by dklippert

Here are a couple of interesting articles. When you paste them in Explorer, remember that there are no spaces in the URLs.
http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/MacrosVBA/BanishWebToolbar.htm

http://www.mvps.org/word/FAQs/Formatting/TOCSwitches.htm

When you use the ?Mark Table of Contents Entry? you are marking a location with a descriptive label. The label is part of the field and does not change if the underlying document is edited.
I would recommend that you create a ?style? that is neutral and use that for TOC items. That way text editing will be reflected in the table.

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