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The formatting for the following source language dictionaries appears to have slightly changed from ParaTExt 7.5 to 8. For example, in PT7.5 I could open the dictionaries “Human-made things in the Bible”, “Plants and trees in the Bible”, and “Animals in the Bible” and they would open to a table of contents.
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I could click on a heading or sub-section and it would take me to that subsection.

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This makes it easy for me and the local language translators to find materials and to utilize these resources.

These tables of content do not appear in PT8.
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Is it possible to include the tables of contents for these resources in PT8? Currently, if a local language translator wants to use these resources to search for an object, they have to go through each of the individual numbers to see what that number represents.

Thank you!

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