Hi, Jesse;
Thanks for your response. I'll try to answer your
questions the best that I can.
1. According to Word, there are 433 pages within my
document.
2. I did use Word's built-in styles for headings. I did
not modify them.
3. I use three heading levels throughout the document,
and they are used to build my TOC.
4. In this document, we have 7 major sections headings, A-
G. In Section C, there are 8 major subsections. Within
each subsection there are minor subsections (up to 33
within one of the 8 major subsections) where each section
needs to start on its own page, beginning on an odd page.
The page numbering within Section C begins at 1 and go
consecutively to 251, even though we have many section
breaks. This document will be printed double sided, with
odd-even headers/footers.
5. All section breaks are "Odd".
6. I used the { = { PAGE } -#) for the page numbering
that I was having difficulty with yesterday (putting even
page numbers on odd pages).
7. The TOC numbering does not reflect the true numbering
of the document. I have gone through the document and
made sure that within Section C, there are truly 251
pages, where the TOC has calculated 282.
8. Yes. That's what is a bit befuddling to me. When I
click on the page number in the TOC, it does take me to
the appropriate page and topic.
If it's easier, you can send me email.
Thank you SO much for your help, Jesse. I'm about ready
to rip my hair out. And naturally, this is a project that
has to be completed by this afternoon!!!!
Erica
