How do I get a TOC to include hidden text Word 2000 and Windows XP

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1.How do I include hidden text in TOC?

I am designing an SRS document in which there will be two versions printed - 
one with low-level requirements included, the other with those requirements 
removed.  I decided that creating a Format in which I can mark certain text 
as hidden would be the way to go, as I could choose whether or not I included 
the hidden text when I print the document.

One catch, though, the Table of Contents does not seem to include hidden 
text.  Is there a way to include hidden text in the TOC?

Garret

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3.Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document

Hi:

	I am using Perl 5 (I believe both machines are using ActivePERL 5) on 
two machines with the same data files.  One machine is Win 2000 the 
other is Win XP.  The files are MS Word 2000 documents e-mailed 
(manually) from the Win 2000 machine to the XP machine.

	The program searches the MS Word Files (both created with MS Word 2000) 
for the word HYPERLINK.  The format for the HYPERLINK that I am 
searching for in the document is:

HYPERLINK "mydoc.doc"

(I checked this on the XP machine in Notepad and it is OK.)

PROBLEM: 	The program works on the Windows 2000 machine, but does not 
find the files on the Win Xp machine.

	The code that is not finding the text on the Win XP machine (same as 
the Win 2000 machine which does find the test)is:

-----------  start actual code segment --------------------
	while (/HYPERLINK(\s+.{1,80}?\.doc)/gim)  #  the "g" causes multiple 
matches

	{
		  $fndxx = $1;

		  $fndxx =~ s/\"//;   # remove leading quote
		  $fndxx =~ s/\s+//;   # remove leading spaces
		  $dir="C:\\IGINproducts\\UserDocuments\\"; 	
		
		  $fullname = ($dir . $fndxx);
		  $date_string = "Cannot Find";
		  if (-e $fullname) { $date_string = ctime(stat($dir . 
$fndxx)->mtime); }     #last update date of that file
		  print(OUTFILE  $fndxx,",",$date_string,", in: ",basename($file), 
"\n")  ;
		  $matches += 1;  # count matches
		
	}	#end while HYPERLINK
-----------  end actual code segment --------------------

The output for a found HYPERLINK should look like this (it does on the 
Win 2000 machine):

mydoc.doc,(date of last update), in: otherdoc.doc

On Win XP, the program cannot even find the word HYPERLINK (if I modify 
the code to just search for that).  The directories are valid, I can 
have the program print a list of all files as it processes them.

If I try this with a test program (the string to test is in the program 
itself ) it works fine on the XP machine.

There are no encryption issues, nor any file or directory problems.

I would really appreciate any comments or suggestions about what I am 
doing wrong.

Thanks,

Barry Millman

	

4.Help: String search in Windows 2000 doesn't find text in Windows XP: MS Word document

Purl Gurl wrote:
> Purl Gurl wrote:

Isn't talking to yourself the first sign?


>
> I have looked over Word Perfect and MS Word but not RTF formats, on a
> 9.x machine, a 2K machine and an XP machine.

Somewhat irrelevant because the OP wrote " The files are MS Word 2000
documents e-mailed (manually) from the Win 2000 machine to the XP
machine."


<half-baked story about WordPerfect deleted>


> A hex editor will display plaintext format, if in a binary file. I use
> Hex Workshop v. 2.2x for this. Very old program but works with
> excellence. You could simply open your Word document with a
> hex editor, then search for http: from there.

Pay attention Kira, the OP already wrote "I looked at both the MS Word
and RTF files with the XVI32 Hex editor. They both showed the same hex
values for the string  HYPERLINK."


Its so sad to see an old rusty V8 that's only running on three
cylinders.

5.Word 2007 TOC includes all body text when including Level 4

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Like I said, I've switched to outlining view and gone through the entire doc 
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completely ignores my input and stuffs all the text classed as "body text" 
into it.

Kinda frustrating me as there seems to be nothing wrong with my outlining.

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