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#MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS WORD 2007 UPDATE#
#MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS WORD 2007 MANUAL#

Material for Reference…………………………………………………………….28Īlthough the ordinary ’speaker is acutely word-conscious and usually finds no difficulty either in isolating words from an utterance or in identifying them in the process of communication, the precise linguistic definition of a word is far from easy to state no exhaustive definition of the word has yet been given by linguists. This is where you can change how each entry level in your TOC displays.Introduction……………………………………………………………………….2ġ. You can change this to any styles in your document. You can see here the three heading levels that have been included by default. The Table of Contents Options dialog box displays.

Show number of heading levels (defaults to 3 but you can change to show more or less heading levels).

Right align page numbers (defaults to ticked).

Show page numbers (defaults to ticked).

From this page you can modify the look of your TOC. The Table of Contents dialog box displays.

Click, Table of Contents, Insert Table of Contents.

Place your cursor in your table of contents.

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Click to select Update page numbers only or Update entire table.

The Update Table of Contents dialog displays.

It will highlight and you will see a Content Control at the top. When you change the headings in your document, these can be reflected through into your TOC automatically.

Still with your cursor in your TOC, click up and down each heading entry.

From your Home tab, Styles group, in the bottom right corner, click the angled arrow (the Dialog Box Launcher) to open your Styles Task Pane so that you can see which styles are applied.

Click Automatic Table 1 or Automatic Table 2.Ī table of contents is inserted at the location of your cursor showing each heading you formatted with a Heading1, Heading 2 or Heading 3 style.

Click References tab and find the Table of Contents group.Place your cursor where you want your Table of Contents inserted.

If you do not already have one, create a document with a Heading 1, Heading 2 and Heading 3 style. Word can do this for you, but you must have used styles to format your text.

#MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS WORD 2007 MANUAL#

You should never need to create a manual table of contents.