How can I get Table of Contents to show a sub-heading for each foldered part?

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chrisjj
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How can I get Table of Contents to show a sub-heading for each foldered part?

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I feel sure this must be possible...

My tool is Inputting files recursively from this folder structure:
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then Merge Documents, and Build Table of Contents.

How can I get Table of Contents to show a sub-heading for each part? E.g.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part 1
doc1 ......................... 1
doc2 ......................... 2
Part 2
doc3 ......................... 3
doc4 ......................... 4
etc.
My best attempt is a kluge. I add an input file "Part n" being a front page for each Part, giving me

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part 1 ....................... 1
doc1 ......................... 2
doc2 ......................... 3
Part 2 ....................... 4
doc3 ......................... 5
doc4 ......................... 6
etc.
plus Part front pages I don't like, with from my header:

%[FolderTitle] -- %[FileName]

a rather silly result: "Part n -- "Part n".

Yuk.

Thanks.
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Re: How can I get Table of Contents to show a sub-heading for each foldered part?

Post by TrackerSupp-Daniel »

Hello, chrisjj

This is not currently possible, you can only specify one style type for the create ToC action at the moment, so you would always see one of these 4 options for all items listed:
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Perhaps in the future we can offer finer controls to style each bookmark level, but for now, the only solution i can offer is to use the style you want your docs to appear as, then manually open and use the "edit text" tool to remove the text from the lines you do not want it on.

Kind regards,
Dan McIntyre - Support Technician
Tracker Software Products (Canada) LTD

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Re: How can I get Table of Contents to show a sub-heading for each foldered part?

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OK. Thanks.
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