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Fred_Reber@adobeforums.com #1
Table of contents numbering and period issue
Hi,
The page numbers are justified right in my TOC. My problem is the numbers are listed before the periods. How do I fix this problem? For example page 10, looks like: 10... but I want it to look like: ...10
Thanks,
Fred
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Gabriel_Ayala@adobeforums.com #2
Re: Table of contents numbering and period issue
Hi Fred,
You need to use the leading and check the preferences in your style for the TOC entries.
In the "Between entry and number" field you should have ^t. ^t means you will have a tab after the entry and that's why you need to put a leader that has a period in it. A leader defined in such a way will force dots to appear between the entry and the numbers.
Your new entries should look something like:
My Entry............42
My Entry............67
and so on.
HTH
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Fred_Reber@adobeforums.com #3
Re: Table of contents numbering and period issue
Thanks Gabriel, it worked!
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