Table of Contents definition dialog

 

Table of Contents definition settings
On the left side of the dialog there is a specialized Story View displaying the design of the Table of Contents. You can set indents and tabs as in the ordinary Story View.
Add level	Adds a level to the Table of Contents. In the view area, you can select a level and set its properties in the property grid area on the right side of the dialog. Note: You can multi-select using the Ctrl button.
Remove level	Removes a selected level from the Table of Contents. Note: You can multi-select using the Ctrl button.
TOC Definition properties
Max outline level	The number of levels added to the ToC (not editable here). The actual number of levels in the rendered Toc in Word depends on the Outline level you have specified for the paragraphs you want to be included in the ToC. (They must be set to Level 1 or higher).
Show page numbers	Specify to display page numbers in the Table of Contents generated in Word.
Align page numbers	If Show page numbers is selected, you can specify to align page numbers in the Table of Contents generated in Word. This means the page numbers are separated from the headings with a tab command. If you de-select this option, a space character is generated instead of the tab command.
Generate hyperlinks	Specify to generate hyperlinks from the Table of Contents entries to the referenced content. If you de-select this option, the Table of Contents entries will be in plain text. Note: Web Layout view in Word will not display page numbers when this option is selected.
Character Style properties
For each selected level in the Table of Contents view, you can specify the Character Style properties. See Character style properties.
Paragraph style properties
For each selected level in the Table of Contents view, you can specify the Paragraph Style properties. See Paragraph style properties. Note: If you do not define a tab definition for the paragraph, Word will create a right tab at the right indent position, with a dotted leader.