

This course explores all of these topics, and discusses how to use each feature to improve the readability of your documents. With heading styles applied to your document, you can easily construct a table of contents you can also insert footnotes and endnotes, and you can quickly link to web pages, shared files, or other sections of a document using bookmarks. Word 2010 offers you a variety of tools that allow you to insert navigation and reference materials into a document. This will add sample ‘Table of Contents’ page in Word 2010. Under ‘References’ tab, click ‘Table of Contents’ button and then click ‘Manual table’ option. Go to Insert menu, you are probably there and click Hyperlink. Click on ‘Refereneces’ tab at the top of Word 2010. The idea is to create a complete distribution (one zip file holding the tree structure) with index file (in PDF), folders and documents in the various folders. The index file sits in the 'root' folder together with all the folders that hold the various documents.


Select Chapter 1: How to Create a Table of Contents. We create an 'index' file in Word that holds hyperlinks to folders on the local Windows file system. This takes FOREVER to do and when I update the toc it STRIPS all the hyerlinks out of my toc. Now go to the first page that is your custom table of contents where you want to insert internal clickable links aka s. Like I said, this looks like a thesis TOC now: Now it doesn't look like it but, this table in itself is actually a hyperlinked table. Adding Tables of Contents, Footnotes, Hyperlinks, and Bookmarks in Word 2010 Overview/Description Target Audience Expected Duration Lesson Objectives Course Number Expertise Level Overview/Description I have created a table of contents in Word 2011 and I do not use page numbers so I create hyperlinks for each toc entry to their respective location in the book. References > Table of Contents > Automatic Table 2.
