Document Outline Not Converting As Expected

I have a word document with two levels of headings. The
Flashpaper options "Include Outline" is checked. The problem is,
Flashpaper is only including the first level heading, not the
second one. Also, when you click on one of the headings in the
flashpaper document, it links to a completely unrelated page in the
document.

I have resolved my Outline issues:
1. When I create the FlashPaper document using the FlashPaper
toolbar that is installed in Word, an outline is NOT created.
However when I create the FlashPaper document using the FlashPaper
menu command installed in Word, I DO get an outline (provided I
have selected the Include Outline checkbox in the Options dialog
box).
2. As for outline links going to the wrong location, after a
careful review of the Word document during which I replaced a page
break immediately followed by a section break with a single
combination section-page break, I was able to get the outline links
accurate.
My outline runs four levels deep.

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