#AUTOMATICALLY CREATE TABLE OF CONTENTS IN WORD 2010 UPDATE#
One is to simply update the page numbers. When I click Update Table, there are two choices. But by using the Table of Contents feature, this is really easy to fix. These are two significant changes, if you've typed this Table of Contents. So now my introduction doesn't start until page 7. Then I'm going to put a blank page after this, and I am going to simply do that by inserting a blank page in the document. This is the kind of change we'd routinely make in a document that we're working with. We are going to call this THE REAL STORY BEHIND TWO TREES EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL.
We're going to change the heading for The Story Behind Two Trees Extra Virgin Olive Oil. For example, I'm going to go change one of my headings. Unlike a Table of Contents, I create manually this Table of Contents, has a way to automatically update, as you can tell when the table is selected, you see Update Table. But you can educate users, and you can know yourself that if you hold Ctrl and Click, you'll actually go to that position in your document. There's no easy way for them to know otherwise. If I hold the Ctrl key down and point to a page number and click, I can actually go to that spot in my document. This Table of Contents was created dynamically, and the page numbers here actually link to the headings. I will simply choose the first one, and we have our Table of Contents that quickly, that easily.
The difference between them is one says CONTENTS, and one says, TABLE OF CONTENTS. There are really two built-in tables of contents. I am going to go to References > Table of Contents. I have the Navigation pane displayed here on the left, because the contents of the Navigation pane are actually going to be the same as the Table of Contents in a moment. First, here's our TWO TREES OLIVE OIL EMPLOYEE MANUAL, and there's a blank page here, waiting for us to insert a Table of Contents. Let's create a simple Table of Contents, and then we will take a look at some of the options. Now that you've moved to Styles to format your document, creating a Table of Contents in Word 2010 is insanely easy.
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