Copying a TOC

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  1. kenglade07, Apr 17, 2014

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    My iMac desktop unexpectedly died today and I'm being forced to work on a Macbook Pro until I can find the problem.

    I'm on a deadline so I've been building a Master Document with a TOC. Can somepone please tell me how to copy a TOC on a Macbook Pro.

    I found a posting that says to use Shft>Ctrl>F9 but that doesn't work on the Macbook Pro.

    I much appreciate any assistance.
     
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  2. Tumbleweed666, Apr 18, 2014

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    You could probably start by explaining what a TOC is and what program you are using. And there may be better forums for that program, let's say Word or Pages ?
     
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  3. Weaselboy, Apr 18, 2014

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    I think you want command-shift-f9 on a Mac to copy the table of contents.
     
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