I've had an issue with MS Word for years. I've never purchased it because of this issue, and I know many writers such as myself who are in the same position.
I write in scenes, and I really want to use the Naviation panel of Word 2013. I select my heading styles and highlight the scene titles and I see a nice 'tree' outline visual in the Navigation panel for managing my book.
However, when one reads or prints the final word document, you don't want to see the scene titles - they are only for a writer to organize his structure. Obviously, this needs to be hidden. When I change the style's font - to make it "hidden" as someone suggested, stupidly the scene title in the navigation panel also becomes hidden as well.
I want to smash my head against the wall. How could such a all-encompassing writing tool be so absolutely useless when it comes to writing novels in scenes?
Is there a REAL solution to this? Or does Microsoft put up a middle finger to all of us novel writers, and we simple can't have a book navigation capabilities without having our scene titles scattered across our final book output?
