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2) On the Structure line, click the button representing the element to which you

want to apply a style.

3) From the Character Style drop-down list, select the desired style.

To view or edit the attributes of a character style, select the style from the Character

Style drop-down list and then click the Edit button.

Tip

The default character style for hyperlinks is Internet Link, which by

default is underlined and shown in blue. If you want the TOC entries to

work as hyperlinks, but not appear underlined and blue, you can

change the attributes of the Internet Link character style. However,

this changes the attributes of all hyperlinks in the document.

If you want other hyperlinks (for example, website addresses) to

remain in the default style, select the LS button on the Structure line

and change the character style selection for TOC entries to Index Link.

If necessary, change the attributes for Index Link to what you want.

Tab position relative to Paragraph Style indent

When this option is selected, entries are indented according to the settings of their

individual formats. Where a paragraph style specifies an indent on the left, tab stops

are relative to this indent. If this option is not selected, tab stops are relative to the

left margin position.

Styles page

Use the Styles page, pictured in Figure 337, to change which paragraph style is

assigned to each level in the table of contents. In most cases, the best strategy is to

keep the assigned styles but change their settings as needed to make the TOC appear

the way you want.

Figure 337. Styles page of Insert Index/Table dialog box

To apply a custom paragraph style to an outline level:

1) In the Levels list box, select the outline level.

2) In the Paragraph Styles list box, click the desired paragraph style.

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