Hello, folks,
My husband is creating a Word document (for a class that requires a
Word doc as the final presentation) on his Macbook, which has MS Office
2004 loaded on it. Word will create a table of contents for the
document, but does not automatically hyperlink the content entries, as
it does in PC versions 2003 +. Does anyone know if this is just missing
from the Mac version--in which case one must assign hyperlinks
individually/manually--or whether we may have missed a pref or setting?
I've tried to google some forum help, but so far haven't rustled up
much.
Thanks for any help you can give--
Jennifer Hiebert
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