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oggydoggy

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Apr 20, 2013
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I am trying to create a table of contents, but think I may have messed up royally. I had bullet-pointed lists in a GIANT document; within those lists, I highlighted some material and made it style: "heading 2" or "heading 3" (the defaults). However, when I then went to make a TOC, none of these headings showed up. I think it is because when I go to view --> styles and click on "show styles guide", I see TWO rows of styles; one is a "list paragraph" style, showing up further to the left (which is what I think the TOC draws from), and one is the "heading 2" or "heading 3" style, which is immediately to the left of the "list paragraph" style. Other than going though my entire document and manually making up for my mistake, are there any ways to have Word "ignore" the list paragraph style and instead ONLY look at the "heading 1," Heading 2, and heading 3 styles?

Thanks
 
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