You can insert a TOC in an element for the contents of the element.
When adding a TOC to a tree element, the TOC name inherits the name of the element on which it was placed. This name is used to create the file name of the generated TOC.
Note: If a TOC is placed on an element that includes a special character in its name (/
\
:
*
?
<
>
|), you must edit and update the TOC name so that it does not include special characters, otherwise it will not generate.
To insert a TOC:
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In the assembly, right-click the element where you want to insert the TOC and choose
Mass Insert/Update Publishing Elements.
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In the
Mass Insert/Update Elements window, select
Table of Contents.
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Select one or more elements where you want to insert a TOC:
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For this Element - inserts a TOC for the selected assembly element
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Volumes - inserts a TOC for each volume in the assembly
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Folders - inserts a TOC for each folder in the assembly
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Leaf Elements - inserts a TOC for each leaf element in the assembly
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Documents - inserts a TOC for each assigned document and document placeholder in the assembly
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Page Markers - inserts a TOC for each volume break in assigned documents
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In the Publishing Setting list, leave the
Use Default setting, or choose an alternative TOC setting (if other TOC settings have been created in the PLT).
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To set the Range Start option, select
Entity and click
Browse to specify the location in the Current Assembly to start the range of the new TOC.
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Click
Insert.
A message prompts you to confirm the insertion.
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Click
OK.
For each element where a TOC has been inserted, the TOC icon appears in the assembly tree.