[mso] Add TOC to Existing Word Document
- From: R Shapp <ras45@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 18 Jun 2004 16:38:46 -0400
Hi Group,
Please point me to a tutorial article on creating tables of contents in Word
2002.
I will be modifying and maintaining an existing user manual written by someone
who is no longer available. The document has five chapters in about fifty
pages in 900 kilobytes. It exists as one all-inclusive file, and I have a
duplicate version in seven separate files. The separate files are: one for
each chapter, a manually compiled TOC, and a file containing the document
cover plus the title page of each chapter.
I've read Help, and I've experimented with Insert > Reference > Index and
Tables. My results so far are pretty dismal, but I'll hold all except one
question until after I read what you offer. My one question: Should I
generate TOC entries manually or should I go back and apply some kind of style
or master document. What would you do?
Thanks for the advice.
Ray Shapp
WinXP Home
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