in heading style, removing 'keep with next'

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esl

the problem with 'keep with next' is that #2 heading numbering doesn't start again after an intervening #1 heading, etc. - the result is I, A,B, II C, D, III, IV, E, F - so, it works for#1 headings - but it is unacceptable for #2 (or #3) headings - without it working, you can't make a correct Table of Contents
 
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Suzanne S. Barnhill

This has nothing to do with "Keep with next." It has everything to do with
how you have outline numbering set up. If you will do it exactly as
described at
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/numbering/OutlineNumbering.html, you will
have no problems.

OTOH, if you're constructing an outline from numbered heading styles, then
yes, you don't want them all to be formatted as "Keep with next" because
there's no Body Text for them to stay with, and the entire outline will try
to stick together in one clump.



esl said:
the problem with 'keep with next' is that #2 heading numbering doesn't
start again after an intervening #1 heading, etc. - the result is I, A,B,
II C, D, III, IV, E, F - so, it works for#1 headings - but it
is unacceptable for #2 (or #3) headings - without it working, you can't
make a correct Table of Contents
 
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