Why your headings don’t match your Table of Contents
While you can format your Heading Styles any way you want, that Style’s formatting doesn’t necessarily carry over to your Table of Contents. Here’s why.
Table of Contents: Manually marking TOC entries
While I’m a big proponent of using Styles to create Tables of Contents (so easy!), that’s not the only way to do it. You can mark individual headings (and even paragraph text) to include in your TOC, designating the TOC level for each.There are two methods for doing this. Which one you choose will depend…
How to modify a Table of Contents in Microsoft Word
If your automatically-generated Table of Contents in Microsoft Word isn’t to your liking, you can fix it. From changing fonts to adjusting spacing and indentation, it’s all about modifying the TOC Styles within your document. Click through to view the entire tutorial, complete with screen shots showing each step.
Inserting a table of contents using styles
Building a Table of Contents in Microsoft Word is ridiculously easy if you use Styles to format your document headings. Here’s the quick-and-dirty tutorial on inserting an easy TOC in your document.
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