You'd also need to have your different sections as different paragraph styles.

Then you'd map the Paragraph Style of the Section to the TOC Section Colour style.

Does that make sense?

So you'd have to go through each section and create a New heading style for each section and apply it.

Then you'd need several TOC section styles.

You then map the New heading to the TOC section in the TOC dialog box.

Im saying you don't need separate TOCs for each section unless you want them, and that if the only differnce betweenthe paragraph styles from section to section is the color of the text you should base all the ones you use on a "master" style that you can edit (but don't need to apply to any text) so there's only one palce you need to make a change to font or size or the like if you change your mind later about what the style should be. If each section uses styles based on the master style, then the TOC needs to include each of the "section" styles, and (and I probably forgot to mention this) you'll need to do a similar based on system for applying styles to the listings again basing themn al ona master style and changing only the color. I think that's what Eugene was saying, but he didn't go into a lot of detail.

So, you would want "master heading style" and based on that section 1 heading, section 2 heading, and so forth. In the TOC itself you'll include each of those styles. To format the listings in the TOC you create "master listing style" then section one listing, section 2 listing, and so on. Apply section 1 listing style to Section 1 heading text, Section 2 listing style to Section 2 heading text, and so on.