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Hamid Aydin 
Turkey
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Hi;
I have a large PDF file. It has as well-organized TOC. But, when I converted into MS Word -as you expected-, the TOC structure was lost.
After completing translation on this Word file, now I need to align numbers in TOC (that's part of my responsibility as well). Is there any easy way to align these numbers which can be seen as follows:
1. Heading 1......................1
2. Heading 2.................5
3. Heading 3...........................7
4. Heading 4..............................9
5. Heading 5.................12
In here, 1, 5, 7, 9, 12 are page numbers of TOC.
I use MS Office 2007.
Thanks in advance.
Hamid.
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Sergei Tumanov
Estonia
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| | Why don´t you | Sep 19, 2011 |
just recreate a TOC in your Word file?
It's a rather straightforward process. Nothing fancy.
[Edited at 2011-09-19 05:50 GMT]
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Hamid Aydin
Turkey
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The file is around 800 pages and TOC is about 10 pages.
So, I need a quicker way to make the TOC proper.
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Sergei Tumanov
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can be quicker than creating of TOC function in a word document?
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Hamid Aydin
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Then I need to rephrase my question.
Does anybody know how to align numbers in Table of Contents which was previously a TOC but not anymore due to converting from PDF into Word?
By the way, these numbers have dots to the left.
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Sergei Tumanov
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Sergei Tumanov
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seems to be that you have aligned the numbers using empty spaces.
Setting a tab and substituting tab spaces (key TAB on a keyboard) for empty spaces (spacebar on a keyboard) will do the trick
[Edited at 2011-09-19 07:09 GMT]
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