This report gathers information from book and page properties. It displays the hierarchy of books and pages in your table of contents and is available in two formats:

Detailed: Includes titles of books and pages, names of topics that are linked to them, and names of folders where files are located. Think of this report as an entire collection of the individual book and page properties that you would normally view one-by-one at a dialog when working in the TOC Composer.

Overview: Includes titles of books and pages as well as names of topics linked to them.

In addition, you can view parts of your table of contents by selecting a specific folder from the Folder list. The folders that are available are based on the names of the custom folders you have created in your project. The report information is based on the topics that are located in the folder.

 

Tips:

If you change topic titles or file names, you can compare them with the titles used in the books and pages. Then, you can make changes to your table of contents so everything is up-to-date and in sync.

Create your topic files and then construct the table of contents. Use this report as your project outline.

Use this report to proofread your book and page titles for consistency, grammar and spelling.

Share this report with other authors on your project to help your team work more efficiently.

This report is fully customizable. You can view topic titles, file names, names of folders where topics are located, as well as the titles of books and pages in the table of contents that reference the topics.

This report tracks all references to the topics in your project including books and pages in the table of contents that are targeted to topics. Use this report to find references that you want to remove when updating your topics. This report will help you identify all the references to a topic that will be affected if you remove it from your project.

This report tracks all topics in your project not used in the table of contents, index and by navigation components such as links. Use this report to review the topics and identify the ones you still need to add to the table of contents.

This report provides a solution for finding all the links in your project that no longer work. It greatly simplifies the task of resolving broken links because it automatically identifies them for you. The report shows files containing broken links sorted alphabetically. Grouped under each file is the list of offending links.