Creating and editing a style for a table of contents
There are predefined table of contents styles available in WordPerfect; however, you can also create your own style. Both predefined and custom table of contents styles can be edited.
This is an example of a table of contents.
To create a style for a table of contents |
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Click Format Styles.
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Click Create.
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In the Styles editor dialog box, type a name for the style in the Style name box.
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Type a description for the style in the Description box.
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Choose Paragraph from the Type list box.
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Using the Styles editor toolbar, apply any style attributes.
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You can apply styles that you’ve created to each level in a table of contents. For information about table of contents levels, see “To define a table of contents.”
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To edit a style for a table of contents |
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Click Format Styles.
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Choose a table of contents style from the Available styles list.
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Click Edit.
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Make any changes to the style.
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