Hi Peter,
Thanks.
L
Lissa,
(Sorry, my fingers somehow managed to hit "Control-S" when I only meant "S".)
It appears to me that the closest we currently have to a "how-to" is what you get when you push F1 in the Layout, Generate Table of Contents dialog.
You can only get to that dialog from within a braille document.
As far as I know, the TOC generator is working properly. It has some limitations; notably, it will not automatically exclude use of the top and bottom lines of a page, when these are used in part for page numbers.
Beyond that, I can offer two tips: 1. Use one of our standard templates and put things to be in the TOC in <h1.>, <h2.>, or <h3.> style. 2. Place the cursor where you want the TOC to be generated before selecting that function.
If you do have some problem using this feature, a sample file will help me to understand what the trouble is.
- Peter
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