Need to delete or change default table of contents

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February 19, 2008
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The default table of contents created when I imported a FrameMaker book is empty. I reimported the book (using a different option) and created a new TOC. I want to use this one in my project. Some questions:
1. Can I change the default TOC to be the new (non-empty) one? If so, how? (Can you refer me to a topic in the RoboHelp Documentation?)
2. Can I delete the default TOC? If so, how? (Can you refer me to a topic in the RoboHelp Documentation?)
3. If the answers to the above questions is "no," can I just ignore the default (empty) one & use the new (nonempty) one when I generate? If so, how? (Can you refer me to a topic in the RoboHelp Documentation?)

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Anonymous

All Frame file in my project are imported by reference...

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eoprigjerntAuthor

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However, I thought that the blank TOC was created before I learned the "correct" way to import FrameMaker documents: by reference. So I can't say what would have happened if I had imported the book by reference initially. Nonetheless, I have the same result - a blank default TOC that I can't remove (as Peter points out).

Peter Grainge

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You get a default TOC. You can amend it as you wish. Whilst you cannot delete it, you can delete everything in it which is much the same. Press the delete key and watch it vanish. Otherwise create a new one and use that instead.

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Anonymous

Peter,

I think eoprigjernt and I may be suffering from the same problem. Whenever a Frame TOC is imported, it ends up in in a a second non-default TOC. How does one configure a project to have one and only one TOC whose contents is populated from the FrameMaker book's original TOC?

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eoprigjerntAuthor

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OK. I see that you can select the table of content to use when you generate a help project. But I'm still wondering about 1 & 2.

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