Landa,
I do binders for board meetings and like often. One of the things my
clients find helpful is to use tabbed dividers to separate the sections.
Just a thought...
Betsy
At 04:52 AM 3/29/2005, you wrote:
Hi Again,
Let me try and be more clear. Aunt Flo is nowhere in this room. I'm not trying to take away information; I'm just trying to make it easier to find the necessary information. This particular document is a meeting packet. What I've done is to combine several documents into one book for easier mailing and transport. I'm trying to make it easier to find something like the agenda or the minutes easily. My contents I have made myself reads Agenda and then the page number with the leader. My generated contents will read as follows:
Full Council Meeting April 13, 2005 State College - Penn Stater Conference Center Agenda
This is not all necessary in the contents page. I tried just applying the h1 style to the word Agenda and using shift f6 to center the rest, but it looks strange to me because of the skipped lines. As a blind person myself, I prefer the shorter table of contents entry myself in this case. If there were two agendas, of course there'd have to be some differentiation. I just want to know if this can be done. If not, then I must go back to making my own. Thanks.
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