The Table of Contents object, or TOC for short, represents a table of contents in both the printed and online documentation. Including a Table of Contents object in the contents of a Book object automatically creates a table of contents in the printed content and the Contents tab for Help and Web outputs.
The TableOfContents element represents an Author-it Table Of Contents object, and contains all of its properties.
<TableOfContents>
+ <Object>
<PrintAddSuperHeadings>true</PrintAddSuperHeadings>
<PrintMedia>31</PrintMedia>
<PrintPageNumber>true</PrintPageNumber>
<PrintRightAlign>true</PrintRightAlign>
<PrintShowLevel>3</PrintShowLevel>
<PrintTitle>Contents</PrintTitle>
<HelpMultiBookTargets />
<HelpTitle />
<HelpWindow>35</HelpWindow>
<WebContentsType>1</WebContentsType>
<WebFrameType>3</WebFrameType>
<WebFrameWidth>30</WebFrameWidth>
<WebHHSitemapTemplate>..\Templates\HTML Help\toc.hhc</WebHHSitemapTemplate>
<WebHHTocTemplate>Templates\hh_toc.htm</WebHHTocTemplate>
<WebJHTocTemplate>..\Templates_toc.xml</WebJHTocTemplate>
<WebMedia>31</WebMedia>
<WebOHTocTemplate>..\Templates\JavaHelp\jh_toc.xml</WebOHTocTemplate>
<WebTitle>Contents</WebTitle>
</TableOfContents>