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Mac Forum / Applications / Word / March 2008why is my table of contents text gray??
Version: 2004 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) Processor: intel When I create/add to a table of contents, the text is 'highlighted' in gray. I have fiddled with all the settings and cannot figure out how to make it white! Please help Because it's a field. Fields are automatically controlled by Word--because the TOC is a field, for instance, any changes you manually make to the text will be erased when Word updates the field. So Word reminds you this text behaves differently by tinting fields gray. It won't print gray, and whether it shows gray on anyone else's computer depends on their settings, not yours. You can change the "field shading" setting in Word | Preferences | View to control it. > Version: 2004 > Operating System: Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) > Processor: intel > > When I create/add to a table of contents, the text is 'highlighted' in gray. I have fiddled with all the settings and cannot figure out how to make it white! Please help |
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