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How do I prevent text from flowing into boundary areas?
(Edit: activated screenshots -AK)
For Table of Contents, quite possible that just updating the ToC would normalize it.
For normal paragraph, its indents (including after text) are defined in paragraph properties’ Indents & Spacing tab (or better in paragraph style). One can modify those also dragging special handles on ruler above document (applying direct formatting).
Thanks Mike.
I deleted the TOC and recreated and it is fine.
The other paragraphs I selected them, changed to a different style, changed back again and they are also fine now. The only thing I can think of for these is they were pasted in from a different doco and the style wasn’t applied at the time of pasting.
Whatever the cause was I have corrected both.
Cheers,
Gary.
Nice to hear.
Just to amend: you need not re-create ToC; only regenerate it by right-clicking and refreshing.
