[mso] Re: Alphabetizing table of contents- how??

-Emphasis-
I think you really want to use an index -- that's what an index is by 
definition. There's probably nothing to prevent you from putting an 
index at the front of the document except, perhaps, expectations.
-End-

Ok, I am sold. I am all for it now.  I created a tiny document with 
three names on it, and created the index in FRONT. It worked.  Then I 
saved it, closed Word, and shut the computer down.

Rebooted later, opened the file, but the index is gone.  I was able 
to rebuild it easily, save it and close.   But when I open it again, 
the Index is gone.  Is there a step I am overlooking?  Saving 
*should* preserve the Index, right?

Thanks.

Robert 

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