Hi Richard,
One possible way to accomplish this would be to use VB scripting on a form identification zone that is drawn to encompass the table of contents on the first page (and then also a conditional page registration zone on the second page for the cases where the TOC continues onto page 2). Have the script parse through all of the text and build up an array of document type(s) and their corresponding page ranges. Store this data in the document level property bag within the script, and then have the script return a positive match (assuming you verified that this is in fact the table of contents structure you are looking for) on the <default> document. Then you can have a new page registration zone that will run on each subsequent page of the document, and in here execute a script that compares the current page number (OCRDoc.CurrentPage) to the property bag array to see if the current page is the beginning of a new document that you want from the table of contents. If so, then the script can mark this page as the beginning of a new document and set the correct document type (OCRDoc.DocumentTypeName = "<new document type>"). If not, then the script can just return a <do nothing> result and this page will instead continue as the next page of the previous document. This cycle can repeat until the engine reaches the end of the document, and the process can finish with the document now split up into the sub-document(s) with the assigned document types.
