Microsoft Word should make a fully-dedicated provision for appendices,
enabling a document to have one outline structure for the main document and
another for the appendices, both displayable within the Table of Contents...
RATHER THAN having a work-around, using Heading 7 of the main outline
structure as the first level of the Appendices. Doing so creates a subtle
problem: Heading 7 is still subordinate to Headings 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1,
which sometimes comes back to haunt the author.

Microsoft Word should also handle outline formats better, enabling users to
name & save custom outline formats. Presently, when something goes awry with
an outline style, the Bullets and Numbering dialog box shown to the user
provides no real clear indication as to which format is being used,
especially if all seven style boxes have been edited to look similar to one
another. Being able to name & save a custom outline format would help.

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Re: Microsoft Word Outline Improvements and Appendices Provision by Word

Word
Tue Dec 20 09:49:42 CST 2005

G'day james edgar murphy <james edgar
murphy@discussions.microsoft.com>,

They do. It is called the Outline Level of the Style. That is, Heading
1 comes defined as Outline Level 1. I then define style Appendix to be
at Outline Level 1. I then use a TOC that looks for outline levels 1 -
3. Simple. Done. Alreafy there. Your suggestion is a complete waste of
bug-reporting space. Why didn't you ask us first?

Steve Hudson - Word Heretic

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Without prejudice


james edgar murphy <james edgar murphy@discussions.microsoft.com>
reckoned:

>Microsoft Word should make a fully-dedicated provision for appendices,
>enabling a document to have one outline structure for the main document and
>another for the appendices, both displayable within the Table of Contents...
>RATHER THAN having a work-around, using Heading 7 of the main outline
>structure as the first level of the Appendices. Doing so creates a subtle
>problem: Heading 7 is still subordinate to Headings 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1,
>which sometimes comes back to haunt the author.
>
>Microsoft Word should also handle outline formats better, enabling users to
>name & save custom outline formats. Presently, when something goes awry with
>an outline style, the Bullets and Numbering dialog box shown to the user
>provides no real clear indication as to which format is being used,
>especially if all seven style boxes have been edited to look similar to one
>another. Being able to name & save a custom outline format would help.
>
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>suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
>Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
>link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
>click "I Agree" in the message pane.
>
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