Gene Young wrote:
AG wrote:
Hello
I've never done this myself in MS Word, but have seen it done, so
apologies for my ignorance, but:
how does one set up a table of contents that automatically updates if
the pagination changes (e.g. extra pages added to/deleted from a
section)? I've got a document 134 pages long, with numerous
subheadings which I would like to keep straight.
Anybody fancy pointing me towards an idiot's guide please?
Many thanks
AG
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In Help, under the find tab, search for "contents", (without the
quotes). The third choice down is "Creating a Table of Contents".
Select that and the directions are there.
Cheers Gene. It seems we are using different versions perhaps, as mine
doesn't have what you describe. My version is 3.0.1 on Debian Squeeze.
When I follow your suggestion, there is a very long list with entries
such as "Chart data" through "Presentation Wizard Page 5" to "Formula
Bar". The 3rd one down in the list is "Master Document" and I can see
nothing with "Create a table of contents" as its text, either in part or
full. Nor does writing that text into Find yield anything useful.
Thanks
AG
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