An example won't help you. And you are not really giving enough information
to allow anyone to help you, plus failing to respond to questions on your
previous thread.  

If you gave your Figures titles by using Word's Insert Caption feature to
number them, then going to Insert | Index and Tables, Table of Figures
should be fairly self-explanatory, possibly with a bit of experimentation.
Word will build the Table of Figures from all the Captions.

If you didn't use the Insert | Caption feature, then you have a few options:
Option 1: Go back and use it now, deleting or adding to your existing figure
titles and numbers.

Option 2: use a style (that you didn't use before) on the title for each
figure and build a Table of Figures from only that style, using Insert |
Index and Tables, Table of Contents, Options to set that up.

Option 3: insert TC fields at each figure and build the Table of Figures
from those TC fields,  using Insert | Index and Tables, Table of Contents,
Options to set it to use Table Entry Fields.

Hi Muttley:

That simply means I am awarded as an MVP in both PC Word and Macintosh Word
products.

As, I might add, is someone else appearing on this list who is choosing not
to disclose that fact :-)

The Macintosh flavour of Microsoft Word has some extra features and some
missing features compared to PC Word.

Cheers

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