J-Philippe

Wosven, thank you very much. I had not seen that scaling option. You saved me 3 days of work. Thanks a lot.

I just spent three full days laying out my new book with 100 photos and realized I made a mistake with the decimals. I need to increase the spread size 10 fold, but when I do so, I'm losing my entire layout as the layout is not increasing proportionally and becomes the size of a stamp in the middle of the larger pages. How do I lock the full layout (all components) to proportionally increase while increasing the spread size? Thank you for your help.

Greetings, I'm getting ready to publish my new memoir (6x9 paperback) and I'm having some trouble with the TOC. The way I formatted the opening of each chapter is with a separate paragraph that shows the Chapter number. And the next paragraph with the chapter title. Each paragraph has its own style (and format). That's the way I want it to look (as shown on screenshot image "Chapter number and title.jpg") The problem is that when I generate the TOC if I generate it from both styles, it will list the chapter number and title onto two different lines (screenshot image "TOC - Chapter number and title.jpg"). If I only select the titles, I'll have a single line, but I will be missing the chapter numbers (screenshot image "TOC - Chapter title.jpg"). What I would like to have is this: Advance Praise iii Chapter 1: Nothing to Lose 1 Chapter 2: Jacques Cousteau 3 Chapter 3: Tarzan 5 Other than only using the style for the chapter title to have a single line and manually inserting the chapter number in the TOC before each chapter (which will disappear each time I update the TOC), is there a way to combine two styles (two headings) into a single line so that the automatically generated TOC would should both my chapter number and title onto a single line? Thank you so much. Kind regards, J-Philippe