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Yes - I will have to explore workarounds. I have not looked at Table of
Contents yet but am adept with MS Word and LO usually does similar things. I
do not foresee a problem there (but then I did not see a problem with
Headings, it seemed so intuitive )

The Headings issue is the only case I have found so far where something that
is relatively easy to do in MS Word seems to be very well designed in LO but
not correctly implemented. I cannot envisage any situation where the Outline
Level, as defined in the Style ,should not be used. Why should it always
enforce Level 1 whatever you put in the Outline Level?

What I want to do is have a style like

Document title (no number)
1. Heading 1
1.1. Heading 2
1.1.1 Heading 3

for the main body of the document and

Appendix A appendix title
A.1 appendix Hdg 1
A.1.1 Appendix Hdg 2
A.1.1.1 Appendix Hdg 3

For appendices - this should be simple. I might also want a difference
heading style for the legal preamble at the front.

I have done all this many times in Word.


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