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Other titles teased during Apple’s event today - where it detailed the first computers to use its Apple Silicon chips - include the code editor Nova, the kids’ coding app Hopscotch, the video calling app Mmhmm, the design app Shapr3D, all of the productivity apps from the Omni Group (such as OmniPlan and OmniGraffle), the publishing tool Affinity Publisher, the genealogy app MacFamilyTree, and the vector graphics app Vectornator. In the TOC field, delete the u switch.Apple has announced some of the first apps and games coming to Arm-based Macs, and it includes more than a few familiar names: Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop, DaVinci Resolve, Cinema 4D, and more. Simply press Opt-F9 to display field codes, or control-click the Table of Contents to Toggle Field Codes. Fixing Problems You have a few options here, depending on your needs and how comfortable you are with code: Just Fix the Table of Contents If the main problem is that your Table of Contents (TOC) has entries you don’t want, you can prevent the Table of Contents from picking up paragraphs that have been assigned outline levels as direct formatting. That's a bit drastic, but Outline View lets you do a lot more than simply navigate, if you follow the link to the article. Option 2: Don't use the Document Map-use instead. However, if you keep the Document Map enabled so that it is automatically activated on opening a document, the Doc Map is still likely to add outline Level 1 to your document on opening and the Undo option will not be available. Word 2008 appears to have improved the behavior of the DocMap so that it is less likely to ruin a properly formatted document.
In addition: Keep the Doc Map closed when opening a document. Remember to check for this every time, though it may not happen every time. That's the application of outline levels. Preventing Problems Option 1: On switching into the Document Map, look to see if a new AutoFormat has been added to the Undo list (the dropdown list from the Undo icon on the toolbar). Since the Document Map depends on outline levels, and Tables of Contents usually use outline levels, you get random text showing up in the wrong place. Here's a quick tip/fix for those who may be experiencing graphical glitches on their Mac while running the Microsoft Remote Desktop app. The Document Map cannot operate without these outline levels, but it is supposed to suppress this behavior for documents that already use Heading styles. When you switch into the Document Map, it applies outline Level 1 to things it thinks are headings-usually short, one line paragraphs-regardless of whether you already have headings in the document. The Document Map requires outline levels to function.
Why Problems Occur The Document Map (View>Navigation Pane>Document Map) is a great feature that can make navigating a long document much easier. Fix the Document Map contributed by Daiya Mitchell Applies to all versions of MacWord Are you seeing text in the Document Map that is not a heading, or random text in your Table of Contents? No worries-this page will fix your problem.
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