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by - delegate Bonita [2 posts] (2007 Sep 26 Wed, 15:58) Reply

How to make a table of content
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RE: table of content

by - trainer Amanda diamond contributer [1205 posts] (2007 Oct 1 Mon, 16:12) Reply

Hi Bonita

Thank you for your question.

To make a table of contents, you need to format headings that you wish to appear in your table of contents with Heading styles (Heading 1, Heading 2 and Heading 3).

Then go to Insert - Reference - Indexes and Tables and choose the Table of Contents tab, then click OK.

Word should then be able to generate a table of contents for you which displays the headings you have formatted with heading styles. If you make changes to the document and need to update the table of contents, click within the table of contents and press the F9 key.

I hope this helps.
Amanda

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