Meaning of ToaHeading in StyleIdentifier Enumeration

What’s the meaning of ToaHeading in StyleIdentifier Enumeration, and what’s the difference between ToaHeading and TocHeading?

I have reviewed the documentation( StyleIdentifier Enumeration - Aspose.Words for .NET - API Reference), but there is no remark for those items.

Thanks.

@WPInfo

Please note that MS Word uses built-in styles for text formatting. To get these styles, you need to use style name using local language e.g. if you are working with German document and want to use Heading 1 style, you need to use style name 'Überschrift 1'.

The names of built-in styles in MS Word are localized for different languages. Using a style identifier you can find the correct style regardless of the document language.

These are two different styles. To check these styles properties, please open MS Word and check these styles in style pane.

ToaHeading style is used as style for title of TOA (Table of Authorities)
TocHeading style is used as style for title of TOC (Talbe os Contents)