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Thanks so much for your help, It wasnt the exact solution but it led me to it. The TOC was based on the hyperlink style, i really don,t know why , but I changed the font there and all was well.<br />
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Cheers<br />
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Ted
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Thanks so much for your help, It wasnt the exact solution but it led me to it. The TOC was based on the hyperlink style, i really don,t know why , but I changed the font there and all was well.

Cheers

Ted

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yes - the TOC entries are hyperlinks to the corresponding part of the document!
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yes - the TOC entries are hyperlinks to the corresponding part of the document!

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which makes perfect sense now you have helped me find that out but was causing a monumental headache earlier. <br />
Thanks again for your wise words.<br />
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Ted
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which makes perfect sense now you have helped me find that out but was causing a monumental headache earlier.
Thanks again for your wise words.

Ted

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I answered the question &nbsp;by Edward Waldron. He said that I put him on the right track to solve the problem...
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I answered the question  by Edward Waldron. He said that I put him on the right track to solve the problem...

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I used to use a template for a long report which included a font called Frutiger 45. I dont use it anymore as my business stlyles have changed however I have a new template based on Calibri which whenI update the TOC (refrences?updtae Table/update entire table) it updates the contents and switches back to the old font.<br />
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Any ideas very welcome<br />
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Ted
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I used to use a template for a long report which included a font called Frutiger 45. I dont use it anymore as my business stlyles have changed however I have a new template based on Calibri which whenI update the TOC (refrences?updtae Table/update entire table) it updates the contents and switches back to the old font.

Any ideas very welcome

Ted

Word TOC problem

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