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    Hi Chris, I was looking at the latest book chapter from Wrox earlier, and was wondering if you could put a TOC at the top of the article - it was thought that inspired me to write the HTML TOC Generator program in the first place in fact. I think it would make the article a lot easier to navigate. Just a thought :)... -- Andrew

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      Hi Chris, I was looking at the latest book chapter from Wrox earlier, and was wondering if you could put a TOC at the top of the article - it was thought that inspired me to write the HTML TOC Generator program in the first place in fact. I think it would make the article a lot easier to navigate. Just a thought :)... -- Andrew

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      Good idea. I'm kinda treading water at the moment just trying to keep up with getting articles up there in the first place, so something like this may take a bit to get done. cheers, Chris Maunder (CodeProject)

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        Hi Chris, I was looking at the latest book chapter from Wrox earlier, and was wondering if you could put a TOC at the top of the article - it was thought that inspired me to write the HTML TOC Generator program in the first place in fact. I think it would make the article a lot easier to navigate. Just a thought :)... -- Andrew

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        Love the idea, but why don't the authors put in their own TOC? As you already know it is really simply to create a TOC in HTML and CP could have a few simple CSS styles and guidelines which people use to create their TOCs. Maybe, havent checked your HTML TOC Generator out yet, have as part of the Article submission wizard a button which runs the HTG against the article and generates it right there. Could even do it using a JavaScript function on the client side (good for Chris's servers). Cool idea Andrew :) regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Do you Sonork? I do! 100.9903 Stormfront "The greatest thing you will ever learn is to love, and be loved in return" - Moulin Rouge

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          Love the idea, but why don't the authors put in their own TOC? As you already know it is really simply to create a TOC in HTML and CP could have a few simple CSS styles and guidelines which people use to create their TOCs. Maybe, havent checked your HTML TOC Generator out yet, have as part of the Article submission wizard a button which runs the HTG against the article and generates it right there. Could even do it using a JavaScript function on the client side (good for Chris's servers). Cool idea Andrew :) regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Do you Sonork? I do! 100.9903 Stormfront "The greatest thing you will ever learn is to love, and be loved in return" - Moulin Rouge

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          Paul Watson wrote: why don't the authors put in their own TOC I was in particular referring to the book chapters; for some I reason I thought Chris formatted those all himself, who knows? But for other articles it's a good point :). Paul Watson wrote: have as part of the Article submission wizard a button which runs the HTG against the article and generates it right there Nice idea - this is something I could work on if Chris wishes - the whole thing is a C# class so it would be easy to do, presuming .NET was installed on the server (Chris?) Thanks :)! -- Andrew.

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