At 07:16 25/08/2014 -0700, Joel Madero wrote:
I have the following two documents: ...
I'm wondering why the TOC on my evidence briefs
is so screwed up (no indentation at all) while the copyright one is just fine.
The indentation and so on of entries in the table
of contents are controlled by paragraph styles
called Contents 1, Contents 2, etc. In your
Copyright document, these styles have
indentations progressively 0.5 cm larger than the
previous level. In your Evidence document,
Contents 2, 3, and 4 all have indentations of
zero. This creates exactly the arrangement you see.
You could choose to tinker with those styles
manually or you can copy them from one document to another:
o In Evidence, open the Styles and Formatting
window. (Go to Format | Styles and Formatting, or
press F11, or click the Styles and Formatting
button in the Formatting toolbar.)
o Click New Style from Selection | Load Styles... .
o In the Load Styles dialogue, tick Overwrite.
o Click From File... and browse to and Open the Copyright document.
Voilà!
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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