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Best way to handle duplicate headings stemming from linked TOC book?

Enthusiast ,
Apr 24, 2012 Apr 24, 2012

What's the best way to handle duplicate topic titles stemming from TOC books that contain links to a topic that you want to have appear in the body? The problem I've had for years now is that the TOC generates one heading, and the topic itself generates one heading.This results in duplicate headings in the printed output.

I have a large ~2500 topic project I have to print every release, and to date we've been handling it in post-build word macros, but it's not 100% effective, so we're looking to fix this issue on the source side of the fence. On some of our smaller projects, we've actually marked with the heading in the topic itself with the Online CBT and that seems to work. We're thinking of doing the same to our huge project unless there's a better way of handling this. Any suggestions?

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Apr 26, 2012 Apr 26, 2012

See the tip immediately above this link. http://www.grainge.org/pages/authoring/printing/rh9_printing.htm#wizard_page3

The alternative is to remove the topic from the print layout so that it only generates by virtue of its link to the book.


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Apr 26, 2012 Apr 26, 2012
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I should have added that in the Print TOC referred to in the tip, you would remove the link from the book to the topic. After that, any edit you make to the main TOC, you just duplicate in the Print TOC.


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