Gene Young wrote:
> AG wrote:
>> Hello
>>
>> I've never done this myself in MS Word, but have seen it done, so
>> apologies for my ignorance, but:
>>
>> how does one set up a table of contents that automatically updates if
>> the pagination changes (e.g. extra pages added to/deleted from a
>> section)? I've got a document 134 pages long, with numerous
>> subheadings which I would like to keep straight.
>>
>> Anybody fancy pointing me towards an idiot's guide please?
>>
>> Many thanks
>>
>> AG
>>
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> In Help, under the find tab, search for "contents", (without the
> quotes). The third choice down is "Creating a Table of Contents".
> Select that and the directions are there.
>
Cheers Gene. It seems we are using different versions perhaps, as mine
doesn't have what you describe. My version is 3.0.1 on Debian Squeeze.
When I follow your suggestion, there is a very long list with entries
such as "Chart data" through "Presentation Wizard Page 5" to "Formula
Bar". The 3rd one down in the list is "Master Document" and I can see
nothing with "Create a table of contents" as its text, either in part or
full. Nor does writing that text into Find yield anything useful.
Thanks
AG
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