Good timing

Well, my afternoon and evening went pretty well, after my guests had gone I started to clear up, more by luck than judgement I finished loading the dishwasher and switched on the TV about ten seconds before the 2nd showing of Dr. Who, about which much rejoicing. Celebrated with a new user icon, photo of a mug I was given for Christmas. Don't think that the niece that gave it to me even knew that a new series was coming.

Bad news of the day happened this morning, when I bit a piece of hard bread crust and had a tooth disintegrate. Not fun, and means that more expensive dentistry looms large in my future. 2nd time this year, unfortunately I can't blame the dentist for this one since it looks like a pretty old crown gone wrong. Such is life...

CHiPS with everything

Posted the CHiPS story to archives with a name change and some edits, as Off The Map. Thanks for the comments, hope the changes seem about right.

Stupid Word question

I want to create a table of contents as two columns with the text indented under subheadings, and the page numbers right-justified.

What I have at the moment is two columns with the text indented more or less as I want it, but there's a line break at the end of each line and when I set it as justified it's still ragged to the right.

I presume that the way that you're supposed to do this is to put indexing marks into the text and let Word create it automatically, and I suppose I could do that, but it'd take quite a while. Is there a way to get the same effect just by formatting the text I have?