I found that this lesson was pretty fast and had to rewatch and still don’t quite get what it is your saying about how it can mess up the rest of the document.
Ex: when you are making a table of contents and you want to add those stops you can’t do it first,
And how to set tabs to make specific outline text.
I found that this lesson was pretty fast and had to rewatch and still don’t quite get what it is your saying about how it can mess up the rest of the document.
Ex: when you are making a table of contents and you want to add those stops you can’t do it first,
And how to set tabs to make specific outline text.
First of all, I hate to hear the lesson was going a bit too fast for you. I hope re-watching cleared up at least some of your questions.
As to the specifics of dealing with indentation in a Table of Contents, you might find this more useful: https://legalofficeguru.com/table-contents-ultimate-guide/#t-1609360159206
And if by “specific outline text” you mean multi-level automatic numbering, perhaps check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niD6VXPvAyU
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