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Are you using the Book document format (File&gt;New&gt;Book) ?
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Are you using the Book document format (File>New>Book) ?

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I had not - am looking at this now.<br />
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Will the book allow me to the table of contents for the files I add?
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I had not - am looking at this now.

Will the book allow me to the table of contents for the files I add?

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I have an Indesign file that contains my title page, table of contents and section pages. The content of each of the sections is contained in separate Indesign documents.<br />
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I am able to place these section indesign files but I want to be able to include their styled headings in the table of Contents.<br />
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If I just copied and pasted the text from these files into my top level indesign file it works, but we have multiple people working on each section so I just want to link to their portion and update the TOC as necessary.
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I have an Indesign file that contains my title page, table of contents and section pages. The content of each of the sections is contained in separate Indesign documents.

I am able to place these section indesign files but I want to be able to include their styled headings in the table of Contents.

If I just copied and pasted the text from these files into my top level indesign file it works, but we have multiple people working on each section so I just want to link to their portion and update the TOC as necessary.

Create Table of Contents from placed indesign docs

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