As we take stock at year's end and work toward more organization in 2011,
Office 2010 Activation, it seems like a good time to discuss references and how you can add them to your document. The well-equipped doc has a table of contents--but maybe you also want a table of figures or a table of tables. Depending you your project, you might also add an index and a bibliography. And if you're working on a legal briefing, you'll need a table of authorities. Here are some of the resources we have to help you track and cite your resources and organize your document's content. Tables of contents You can add a table of contents from the ##############,
Office 2010 Pro Plus Product Key, or you can insert your own by using the dialog box or by directly adding the field code. You can find more information here: Tables of contents in Word 2010
Tables of contents in Word 2007
Tables of contents in Word 2003 Or watch this video to see how you can change the levels or formatting of your table of contents. Tables of figures or tables of tables You can use the same instructions to insert a table of figures or to insert a table of tables--or equations,
Microsoft Office 2010 Professional, or whatever label you want to create. Tables of figures in Word 2010
Tables of figures in Word 2007
Tables of figures in Word 2003 Bibliographies, with style The bibliography feature was new in Word 2007. You can choose the style you need to use--including APA or MLA. Note,
Office 2010 Professional Plus, however, that sometimes those styles are changed between versions of Word, so it's always a good idea to double-check the particulars. Bibliography in Word 2010
Bibliography in Word 2007
You can also find out how to build custom styles. And for more information on APA style or MLA style,
Office 2010 Pro Plus Product Key, visit their websites. Indexes (or indices) Read up on how to add an index and what aspects you can customize. Indexes in Word 2010 and Word 2007
Indexes in Word 2003 Tables of authorities After you mark the citations in your document, Word can compile a table of authorities, or you can directly add the TOA field code. Tables of authorities in Word 2010 and Word 2007
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