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Hi,
My document has a TOC that was generated using mark text (we don't yet use
styles firmwide, so we mark for TOC instead).
Now I would like to add hyperlinks to the items in my TOC so that you can
click on them and jump to that section.
I've generated my TOC with the box checked that says "use hyperlinks instead
of page numbers", but I don't think that accomplishes this purpose.
So then I tried using bookmarks. I marked the target, and I tried to add a
hyperlink to the matching section in the TOC. But the TOC is actually a
code, so I don't know if I can combine a generated TOC with bookmarks.
Just as a test, I marked some hard text as a hyperlink to my bookmark. But
when I clicked on it, nothing happened.
Bottom like - I am trying to figure out how to create hyperlinks within the
same document from a Table of Contents:
1. How would I accomplish this; and
2. Can I do it using a TOC that has been automatically generated?
Thanks!
My document has a TOC that was generated using mark text (we don't yet use
styles firmwide, so we mark for TOC instead).
Now I would like to add hyperlinks to the items in my TOC so that you can
click on them and jump to that section.
I've generated my TOC with the box checked that says "use hyperlinks instead
of page numbers", but I don't think that accomplishes this purpose.
So then I tried using bookmarks. I marked the target, and I tried to add a
hyperlink to the matching section in the TOC. But the TOC is actually a
code, so I don't know if I can combine a generated TOC with bookmarks.
Just as a test, I marked some hard text as a hyperlink to my bookmark. But
when I clicked on it, nothing happened.
Bottom like - I am trying to figure out how to create hyperlinks within the
same document from a Table of Contents:
1. How would I accomplish this; and
2. Can I do it using a TOC that has been automatically generated?
Thanks!