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

Thank you. That proves *I* am doing something wrong. To be certain 
that it was not Word malfunctioning, I reinstalled Office 2000, but 
so far have the same results on *this* computer.  Then I tried it on 
my laptop, creating the document, with an index in the front. Saved 
it, shut down, and rebooted. Opened the same document and the index 
is indeed there!

So that means something is different on MY end, but hanged if I see it!

Oh well, the document is 90 percent done now. (yay!) Just some minor 
editing to do on corrections a few of us left off. We might as well 
as close this thread.

Thanks, everyone.

Robert
At 2009-01-05  05:21 PM, you wrote:
>An index is a field like any other field. It should stay put where
>you've put it, and NOT vanish between sessions.
>
>I think something else must be at work.
>
>As an experiment I created a blank manual based on our department
>standard, which includes an index. I cut and pasted the Index field from
>the back to the front, replacing the TOC field.
>
>I saved, exited, restarted, reopened, and the Index was exactly where
>I'd put it.
>
>Bear

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