1. Headera

1. 1. Header 1

1. 1. 1. Header 2

2. Headerb

2. 1. Header 1

2. 1. 1. Header 2

3. Headerc

3. 1. Header 1

3. 1. 1. Header 2

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The link from Headera / Header 1 goes to Headerc / Header 1.
The link from Headera / Header 2 goes to Headerc / Header 2.
The link from Headerb / Header 1 goes to Headerc / Header 1.

The name of the link is the anchor and not the toc - structure.
This is not good if you want to organize some content in similiar structures.

- Dirk M?

Interesting... I think what I'll do is toc_# where # is the toc number listed at top

- Ryan Norton

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