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I'm going to give you an example, just for clarity (I'm using Word). Here is what I'd like my index titles to look like:

Chapter 1 - The Great Return

Chapter 2 - Lucy's Dinner

etc...

Whereas the titles at the beginning of each chapter should be:

CHAPTER ONE

The Great Return

(Note: Both lines should be aligned in the middle, but that's not the problem here)

I did a soft return, and now my index titles are like this:

Chapter 1 The Great Return (without the hyphen)

Is there a way to add the hyphen to the index titles without adding it to the titles of each chapter?

Fran
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I'm assuming you're using Microsoft Word because you don't state otherwise.

Firstly, press Control Z when it does this to reverse the change. Then you can keep typing.

Secondly, you can go back and add the hyphen afterwards. Unless you have a large number of chapters, this may be the most efficient option. There are some annoying features of Word that I simply correct rather than solve.

Thirdly, you appear to have some form of AutoCorrect enabled. When it makes the change, there is usually a pop up allowing you to turn it off.

S. Mitchell
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