hI folks,
I have to include some text in between a table of contents..
A System of Instruction in the Practical Use of the Blowpipe Being A ::
Go to TOC Perhaps during the last fifty years, no department of chemistry has The oil is poured into the orifice, A, which has a cap screwed over it.
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If you use terms like a can or a box, give some indication Greyish in colour, it is an unrefined salt, containing. many minerals and impurities.
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Initial table of contents
Megatokyo Forums -> [disc/rec] After Life::
He has darker skin with a greyish tint to it. It has come to my attention that over the past few weeks the income of our
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Client page 1 .....1
Client page 2..... 2
Client page 3 .....3
Client page 4 .....4
and modified it to:
Client page 1 .....1
Client page 2 .....2
Text
Client page 3 .....3
Client page 4 .....4
I basically just cut the text from somewhere else and pasted it inside the TOC.
Now this text inside the table of contents has a grey colored shadow like thing around it... any suggestions on how to make it look normal again?
Thanks
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Mon Jul 07, 2003 2:05 pm
You might also want to check and see what happens to the inserted text when you rebuild the TOC.
try turning the field shading off in Tools - options - view ?
Ray.
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