Of Jeff Coatsworth
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> Subject: Re: [Framers] Framemaker 2019, Conditional Text, and ToCs
>
> It's a common trope that just becaus
Coatsworth
Sent: Tuesday, March 3, 2020 6:54 AM
To: An email list for people using Adobe FrameMaker software.
Subject: Re: [Framers] Framemaker 2019, Conditional Text, and ToCs
It's a common trope that just because you downloaded & installed FM today, that
it includes all the latest f
020 9:51 AM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: [Framers] Framemaker 2019, Conditional Text, and ToCs
Lea,
Jeff's advice to make sure you have installed all patches may indeed
solve your problem. I am running a fully patched version of FM 2019. I
have just duplicated the situation you d
Lea,
Jeff's advice to make sure you have installed all patches may indeed
solve your problem. I am running a fully patched version of FM 2019. I
have just duplicated the situation you described and had no problems
with TOC entries that contained conditional text.
--Lynne
On 3/2/2020 4:
Have you loaded the latest patch? I think it's up to 5 now.
From: Framers
on behalf
of Lea Rush
Sent: March 2, 2020 7:42 PM
To: An email list for people using Adobe FrameMaker software.
Subject: [Framers] Framemaker 2019, Conditional Text, and ToCs
H
Hi,
I recently upgraded from Frame 8 to Frame 2019. I've hit my first hiccup.
I have subtopics that are comprised either partly or entirely of conditional
text. I just attempted to do something that was seamless in FM8; insert a
standalone ToC in selected chapters of my book. It's not complex.
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On Behalf Of Art Campbell
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2017 10:33 AM
To: An email list for people using Adobe FrameMaker software.
Subject: Re: [Framers] Text insets with mini-TOCs not updating
Thanks, Tammy -- all the tagging
e 07, 2017 3:46 PM
> To: 'An email list for people using Adobe FrameMaker software.'
>
> Subject: Re: [Framers] Text insets with mini-TOCs not updating
>
> Art,
>
> Is the numbering for each shared file set to "Continue" and the same for
> the
> container fil
l list for people using Adobe FrameMaker software.'
Subject: Re: [Framers] Text insets with mini-TOCs not updating
Art,
Is the numbering for each shared file set to "Continue" and the same for the
container file? When you are importing the shared file into the container
file, o
Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2017 8:40 AM
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Subject: [Framers] Text insets with mini-TOCs not updating
OK, here's the setup, in '17:
1. Some shared chapter files are in a \Shares directory parallel to the
e, chapter number/head, and intro paragraph.
4. Each shared file is set up to use the host file's formatting/settings.
The problem is that when the book is updated, the mini-TOCs aren't updated
with the host book's page numbers, so the mini-TOC might say the topic is
on page 3 when
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; 'Shmuel'; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Cc: Kunal Saini
Subject: RE: Creating Multiple TOCs in One Book
Hi Rick,
This is mentioned under section Update a book with child books and XML files
in Documentation of FrameMaker 12 Help PDF
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FrameMaker/12.0/
gards,
Raj Gupta
FM Engineering Team
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[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Rick Quatro
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2015 6:48 PM
To: 'Shmuel'; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: Creating Multiple TOCs in One Book
Conceptua
Hi Klaus,
Good point. I can solve that by calling another Update, but without
generating the TOCs again. Thanks for the feedback.
Rick
From: Mueller, Klaus [mailto:klaus.muel...@itl.eu]
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2015 3:39 PM
To: Rick Quatro
Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject
Hi Rick,
> but then a script goes through each TOC and deletes all the content
> except for entries to files immediately following the TOC
With this approach, I see the following problem:
The TOC entries of 15 languages might lead to additional TOC pages.
After the script has deleted those entrie
amers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On
Behalf Of Shmuel
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2015 6:56 AM
To: Alan Salo (Ariens Plant 1);
framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Creating Multiple TOCs i
Yes, tried it a couple of different ways and no success.
As an alternative, I have proposed a script solution where you have a single
book with the TOCs for each language in their desired positions in the main
book. (This is how their book is set up currently anyway.) After you update
the book
:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Rick Quatro
Sent: February-24-15 8:18 AM
To: 'Shmuel'; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: Creating Multiple TOCs in One Book
Conceptually, sub-books--each containing their own TOC--should work, but when
you make a PDF from th
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[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Shmuel
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2015 6:56 AM
To: Alan Salo (Ariens Plant 1); framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Creating Multiple TOCs in One Book
You could put each language in one file and create a local TOC in
each file. You also might be able to use subbooks and make TOCs for
each subbook, but I've never used subbooks, so I don't know if
seperate TOCs per subboks exist in FM.
--
Shmu
You could put each language in one file and create a local TOC in
each file. You also might be able to use subbooks and make TOCs for
each subbook, but I've never used subbooks, so I don't know if
separate TOCs per subboks exist in FM.
--
Shmu
Happy Monday!
What is the best way to set up multiple TOCs in the same book? I have a book
containing 16 languages, with each language having its own TOC. I need each of
the 16 TOCs to display Heading 1s and Heading 2s in their own language only. I
can generate multiple TOCs in my book, but
ed to create an independent TOC for each section of a
FM book. Previously, I made different books for each section
and merged the PDFs into a larger PDF. Is there a direct
process within FM (version 10) to create independent TOCs
for each se
Dear Fellow Framers,
Two questions:
1. I need to create an independent TOC for each section of a FM book.
Previously, I made different books for each section and merged the PDFs
into a larger PDF. Is there a direct process within FM (version 10) to
create independent TOCs for each
heads are listed in the TOC after the chapter titles. This
isn't an issue, as a few minute's work allowed me to build a TOC from scratch
that worked just fine.
So now I have these two TOCs, and when I rebuild the book one comes out correct
and the other comes out completely wrong. My q
heads are listed in the TOC after the chapter titles. This
isn't an issue, as a few minute's work allowed me to build a TOC from scratch
that worked just fine.
So now I have these two TOCs, and when I rebuild the book one comes out correct
and the other comes out completely wrong. My q
J Smith wrote:
> I have a large text inset that includes many headings.
> I'm having problems creating a table of contents that includes these
> headings. Any help would be appreciated!
>
>
Assuming your inset is a FM flow imported by reference, have you checked
to ensure that the heading t
J Smith wrote:
> I have a large text inset that includes many headings.
> I'm having problems creating a table of contents that includes these
> headings. Any help would be appreciated!
>
>
Assuming your inset is a FM flow imported by reference, have you checked
to ensure that the heading t
I have a large text inset that includes many headings.
I'm having problems creating a table of contents that includes these headings.
Any help would be appreciated!
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I have a large text inset that includes many headings.
I'm having problems creating a table of contents that includes these headings.
Any help would be appreciated!
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Thanks, all you guys, for all the help you gave me last week.
The story was that I was recommended by a friend for a job using FrameMaker.
I pointed out that although the content is my niche (APIs), I have never
professionally used FrameMaker (apart from a couple of home courses I did a
while back
Thanks, all you guys, for all the help you gave me last week.
The story was that I was recommended by a friend for a job using FrameMaker.
I pointed out that although the content is my niche (APIs), I have never
professionally used FrameMaker (apart from a couple of home courses I did a
while back
Hi all,
Where is the mapping that defines the way the entries in the TOCs look?
E.g., If I have an appendix level 1 styles, then where is the mapping that
says that AppendixTOC1 is going to be the style name of the Appendix top
levels, And where is the info that that is what it looks like?
Tia
Another question from Avi Makeler:> Where is the mapping that defines the way
the entries in the TOCs look?
> E.g., If I have an appendix level 1 styles, then where is the mapping that
> says that AppendixTOC1 is going to be the style name of the Appendix top
> levels, And where is t
Another question from Avi Makeler:> Where is the mapping that defines the way
the entries in the TOCs look?
> E.g., If I have an appendix level 1 styles, then where is the mapping that
> says that AppendixTOC1 is going to be the style name of the Appendix top
> levels, And where is t
Hi all,
Where is the mapping that defines the way the entries in the TOCs look?
E.g., If I have an appendix level 1 styles, then where is the mapping that
says that AppendixTOC1 is going to be the style name of the Appendix top
levels, And where is the info that that is what it looks like?
Tia
This is what I get for working 18 hours straight. I figured out the
boneheaded mistake I was making immediately after hitting "Send." How
embarrassing. Please disregard my previous e-mail. Thanks!
Nina Rogers, Technical Writer
Tax Development (Federal)
Drake Software
(828) 524-8020 x4204
nin
This is what I get for working 18 hours straight. I figured out the
boneheaded mistake I was making immediately after hitting "Send." How
embarrassing. Please disregard my previous e-mail. Thanks!
Nina Rogers, Technical Writer
Tax Development (Federal)
Drake Software
(828) 524-8020 x4204
[E
Bt. Wrong answer.
In the parent book, the page numbering doesn't matter -- whatever
setup you have is fine, so long as it works -- it will set the page
number (and para number) counters accurately.
In the small sub-book for the section, in the book file, set the page
and chapter numbering for
Thanks a lot for the proposals. I tried the solution with creating mini books
for the individual sections but as this would require to manually specify the
correct starting page number each time I found this solution not to be a
comfortable one.
But now I have an idea how experts do it and whi
> as I find it hard to search the archive, can anyone give an idea of how to
> make section TOCs?... I use Frame 7.2.
Systec makes a plugin (Chapter TOC) for this. I've never used it, so can't
comment on it. Following is a link where you can find it, but I believe
there is also
Hi Flo
Rick Quatro's ChapterTOC Framescript is an ideal solution for this:
http://www.frameexpert.com/scripts/chaptertoc.htm
Surely, you can create "standalone TOCs" (aka miniTOCs or local TOCs) too,
but I find the ChapterTOC Framescript the only way to do this productively
Bt. Wrong answer.
In the parent book, the page numbering doesn't matter -- whatever
setup you have is fine, so long as it works -- it will set the page
number (and para number) counters accurately.
In the small sub-book for the section, in the book file, set the page
and chapter numbering for
> as I find it hard to search the archive, can anyone give an idea of how to
> make section TOCs?... I use Frame 7.2.
Systec makes a plugin (Chapter TOC) for this. I've never used it, so can't
comment on it. Following is a link where you can find it, but I believe
there is also
Thanks a lot for the proposals. I tried the solution with creating mini books
for the individual sections but as this would require to manually specify the
correct starting page number each time I found this solution not to be a
comfortable one.
But now I have an idea how experts do it and whi
Hi Flo
Rick Quatro's ChapterTOC Framescript is an ideal solution for this:
http://www.frameexpert.com/scripts/chaptertoc.htm
Surely, you can create "standalone TOCs" (aka miniTOCs or local TOCs) too,
but I find the ChapterTOC Framescript the only way to do this productively
However, as the originator wants to have an overall TOC as well as section
TOCs, surely the parent book would have to be updated to make the overall
TOC correct?
I am in a similar situation, but trying to fix a document made by another.
In my case the section TOCs are created and inserted into
As the question relates to a document with continuous numbering I think that
the overall book should be updated first in order to get the page numbers
correct. Then the section TOCs can be updated. If a section is done first
how can it take into account page count changes in front of it
Hi list,
as I find it hard to search the archive, can anyone give an idea of how to make
section TOCs?
I use Frame 7.2. I have a book that consists of several parts, each part has a
number of chapters in it. I would like to have an overall TOC at the beginning,
with lets say two levels, and
g I think that
> the overall book should be updated first in order to get the page numbers
> correct. Then the section TOCs can be updated. If a section is done first
> how can it take into account page count changes in front of it?
>
> ...Chris
>
>> From: &qu
No disclaimers apply.
DoD 358
On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 8:21 AM, Flo Flosten wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> as I find it hard to search the archive, can anyone give an idea of how to
> make section TOC
However, as the originator wants to have an overall TOC as well as section
TOCs, surely the parent book would have to be updated to make the overall
TOC correct?
I am in a similar situation, but trying to fix a document made by another.
In my case the section TOCs are created and inserted
continuous numbering I think that
> the overall book should be updated first in order to get the page numbers
> correct. Then the section TOCs can be updated. If a section is done first
> how can it take into account page count changes in front of it?
>
> ...Chris
>
>> Fr
As the question relates to a document with continuous numbering I think that
the overall book should be updated first in order to get the page numbers
correct. Then the section TOCs can be updated. If a section is done first
how can it take into account page count changes in front of it
No disclaimers apply.
DoD 358
On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 8:21 AM, Flo Flosten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> as I find it hard to search the archive, can anyone give an idea of how to
>
Hi list,
as I find it hard to search the archive, can anyone give an idea of how to make
section TOCs?
I use Frame 7.2. I have a book that consists of several parts, each part has a
number of chapters in it. I would like to have an overall TOC at the beginning,
with lets say two levels, and
t;
> I've been in the references pages, fooling around to see what would
> happen, and I can't get two different paragraph tag TOCs on the same
> line. Also, I drew a table onto the master page, hoping to fake a
> table format, but it didn't show up on the body page.
>
> Any help would be most appreciated!
>
> Thanks!
>
> Deirdre
> ___
oling around to see what would
happen, and I can't get two different paragraph tag TOCs on the same
line. Also, I drew a table onto the master page, hoping to fake a
table format, but it didn't show up on the body page.
Any help would be most appreciated!
Thanks!
Deirdre
e paragraph tags.
>
> I've been in the references pages, fooling around to see what would
> happen, and I can't get two different paragraph tag TOCs on the same
> line. Also, I drew a table onto the master page, hoping to
done by hand with cross-references to the
> paragraph tags.
>
> I've been in the references pages, fooling around to see what would
> happen, and I can't get two different paragraph tag TOCs on the same
> line. Also, I drew a table onto the master page, hoping to
references to the
> paragraph tags.
>
> I've been in the references pages, fooling around to see what would
> happen, and I can't get two different paragraph tag TOCs on the same
> line. Also, I drew a table onto the master page, hoping to fake a
MAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Deirdre
Reagan
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2008 12:52 PM
To: Framer's List
Subject: TOCs
Hi All:
FrameMaker 8.0, Windows XP.
I have a question about creating a TOC. I'd like my TOC to have a table
format with three columns. Is that possible?
I'd like the Table
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[mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Deirdre
Reagan
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2008 12:52 PM
To: Framer's List
Subject: TOCs
Hi All:
FrameMaker 8.0, Windows XP.
I have a question about creating a TOC. I'd like my TOC to have a table
format with three columns. Is
oling around to see what would
happen, and I can't get two different paragraph tag TOCs on the same
line. Also, I drew a table onto the master page, hoping to fake a
table format, but it didn't show up on the body page.
Any help would be most appre
> <$paranum>\t<$paratext>\t\t<$pagenum>
>
> which now does what I want. If the TOC entry is one line, no impact.
> If the TOC entry is two lines, the page number still right aligns.
> This is what I want.
>
> However...I'm interested in other ways of doing this. If anyone has a
> more gracefull way
> > <$paranum>\t<$paratext>\t\t<$pagenum>
> > which now does what I want.
>
> I don't know if it's more graceful, but I use a run-in
> paragraph for <$chapnum> and a separate in-column paragraph
> for the rest. This
Thanks, The \t\t seems works OK for now. The only tweak I'd like to
make is to
> > <$paranum>\t<$paratext>\t\t<$pagenum>
> > which now does what I want.
>
> I don't know if it's more graceful, but I use a run-in
> paragraph for <$chapnum> and a separate in-column paragraph
> for the rest. This
Thanks, The \t\t seems works OK for now. The only tweak I'd like to
make is to
<$paranum>\t<$paratext>\t\t<$pagenum>
which now does what I want. If the TOC entry is one line, no impact.
If the TOC entry is two lines, the page number still right aligns.
This is what I want.
However...I'm interested in other ways of doing this. If anyone has a
more gracefull way of addressin
Hi John.
I was playing with this the other day. The formatting for the TOC is set
up in the reference pages; and if you want the page number, or whatever
it is to right align, then you must set up a tab stop for that
particular TOC paragraph format in the reference pages. So, for example,
if t
> However...I'm interested in other ways of doing this. If
> anyone has a more gracefull way of addressing it, I'd be
> interested in hearing about it.
To be honest with you, I hate line breaks in TOCs so much, I tend to
rewrite the headings until they stay on one line. It
ested in other ways of doing this. If
> > anyone has a more gracefull way of addressing it, I'd be
> > interested in hearing about it.
>
> To be honest with you, I hate line breaks in TOCs
> so much, I tend to rewrite the headings until they stay
> on one line. It
f doing this. If
> > anyone has a more gracefull way of addressing it, I'd be
> > interested in hearing about it.
>
> To be honest with you, I hate line breaks in TOCs
> so much, I tend to rewrite the headings until they stay
> on one line. It's just a pet peeve.
Nathan...I'm fine with getting it done as I described and it
works...I've been on FM since 5 JUST came out. I was only looking for
some super-duper ingenious technique that I didn't know about.
> Maybe I am being to basic here John. But if you tell
> me exactly how it is and where it is you are
Nathan...I'm fine with getting it done as I described and it
works...I've been on FM since 5 JUST came out. I was only looking for
some super-duper ingenious technique that I didn't know about.
> Maybe I am being to basic here John. But if you tell
> me exactly how it is and where it is you are
> However...I'm interested in other ways of doing this. If
> anyone has a more gracefull way of addressing it, I'd be
> interested in hearing about it.
To be honest with you, I hate line breaks in TOCs so much, I tend to
rewrite the headings until they stay on one line. It
Hi John.
I was playing with this the other day. The formatting for the TOC is set
up in the reference pages; and if you want the page number, or whatever
it is to right align, then you must set up a tab stop for that
particular TOC paragraph format in the reference pages. So, for example,
if
Hi, guys...I need to make a recomendation to my writing team next
week on the best way to address some TOC rough edges.
Let me explain. Right now, we include a section number <$paranum>,
the text <$paratext>, and a page number <$pagenum> on the TOC
reference page.
What I'm trying to address is w
Hi, guys...I need to make a recomendation to my writing team next
week on the best way to address some TOC rough edges.
Let me explain. Right now, we include a section number <$paranum>,
the text <$paratext>, and a page number <$pagenum> on the TOC
reference page.
What I'm trying to address is w
David Wollenberger wrote:
>... I am attempting to develop a template where there is a TOC at the
>beginning of each chapter...
Take a look at our FrameScript Script DocToc also.
I believe it's the most comprehensive solution for managing FrameMaker Chapter
TOCs automatically. By
David Wollenberger wrote:
>... I am attempting to develop a template where there is a TOC at the
>beginning of each chapter...
Take a look at our FrameScript Script DocToc also.
I believe it's the most comprehensive solution for managing FrameMaker Chapter
TOCs automatically. By
Framers at frameusers.com
Subject: RE: TOCs at beginning of each chapter
David,
There are two methods I have used.
First is to use the cross-reference feature - place cross-references to the
headings you want for your TOC. Define the TOC para style to incoude a tab
with a leader for the page
ilto:framers-bounces+nfa=maconomy.dk at lists.frameusers.com]
-> On Behalf Of Frank Harper
-> Sent: 6. marts 2006 13:20
-> To: davidaflynn at gmail.com; 'Wollenberger, David'; 'Framers
-> (FrameMaker List)'
-> Cc: Framers at frameusers.com
-> Subject: RE: TOCs at beginn
Another option is to use the ChapterTOC Framescript, an inexpensive plug-in.
Works like a charm, also on a book level.
You find it here: http://www.frameexpert.com/scripts/chaptertoc.htm
eusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces+davidaflynn=gmail.com at lists.frameusers.com] On
Behalf Of Wollenberger, David
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 2:23 AM
To: Framers (FrameMaker List)
Subject: TOCs at beginning of each chapter
I am attempting to develop a template where there is a TOC at the
beginni
d ignore
error messages about inconsistent numbering.
Instead of this, we now create stand-alone TOCs and import them into each
chapter as a text inset. The book update process doesn't generate these, but we
have a framescript to update them in a single step. If you're interested I can
ask
file. The
file-level TOCs do not need to be in your book.
Art
On 3/5/06, Wollenberger, David wrote:
> I am attempting to develop a template where there is a TOC at the
> beginning of each chapter.
--
Art Campbell art.campbell at
gmail.com
&quo
Good morning,
Since there's an ongoing thread on chapter TOCs, I thought I'd share an
idea I had recently. In a book with numerous chapters, it is a pain to
remember to generate the local TOC for each chapter. A minor tweak to the
EDD, and a slightly strained structure, allows m
Good morning,
Since there's an ongoing thread on chapter TOCs, I thought I'd share an
idea I had recently. In a book with numerous chapters, it is a pain to
remember to generate the local TOC for each chapter. A minor tweak to the
EDD, and a slightly strained structure, allows m
This method is only needed, IMHO, if you want the ToC to refer to the
ToC, or if you have a very small ToC that will be sharing a page with
the beginning of the chapter.
But I agree: use only one book file.
There is also the third alternative: make the individual ToCs for each
chapter and add it
-
From: framers-bounces+rshuttleworth=activplant@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces+rshuttleworth=activplant.com at lists.frameusers.co
m] On Behalf Of Martinek, Carla
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 7:59 AM
To: Framers at frameusers.com
Subject: RE: TOCs at beginning of each chapter
We
David'" , "'Framers
>(FrameMaker List)'"
>Subject: RE: TOCs at beginning of each chapter
>
>Hi,
>
>I understand your intent because I also require to add a table of contents
>in the beginning of each chapter. However, I only display all H1
>cross-refer
We also use cross-references to create our mini-TOCs (chapter TOCs).
To verify that all H1 and H2 headings have been included, I check the
mini-TOC against the bookmarks in the PDF as I'm reviewing it.
-Carla
cmartinek at zebra.com
- CONFIDENTIAL-
This email and any files transmitted wi
file. The
file-level TOCs do not need to be in your book.
Art
On 3/5/06, Wollenberger, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am attempting to develop a template where there is a TOC at the
> beginning of each chapter.
--
Art Campbell [EMA
nk Harper
-> Sent: 6. marts 2006 13:20
-> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'Wollenberger, David'; 'Framers
-> (FrameMaker List)'
-> Cc: Framers@frameusers.com
-> Subject: RE: TOCs at beginning of each chapter
->
-> David,
->
-> There are two methods I have u
--
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
m] On Behalf Of Martinek, Carla
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 7:59 AM
To: Framers@frameusers.com
Subject: RE: TOCs at beginning of each chapter
We also use cross-references to create our mini-TOCs (chapter TOCs).
To verify that all H1 and H2 hea
Another option is to use the ChapterTOC Framescript, an inexpensive plug-in.
Works like a charm, also on a book level.
You find it here: http://www.frameexpert.com/scripts/chaptertoc.htm
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We also use cross-references to create our mini-TOCs (chapter TOCs).
To verify that all H1 and H2 headings have been included, I check the
mini-TOC against the bookmarks in the PDF as I'm reviewing it.
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>I understand your intent because I also require to add a table of contents
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