How to index a USB drive in 10 seconds
Now that we’re in the age of digitized documents, you’ve probably gotten one of those CDs, DVDs, or USB drives containing what would otherwise be reams upon reams of paper. While the digital versions certainly take up less space in your office, there’s no obvious physical structure to what’s been produced. And if you’ve gotten…
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 one Legal Office Guru reader is using my SEQ autonumbering technique
I’m always gratified when a solution I’ve come up with (and published) is helping people in the “real world”. One reader shows how he uses my SEQ technique so his whole office can autonumber discovery requests easily.