I am trying to create a table of contents based on heading levels, but not
including the text of the whole heading paragraph.  For example, I would
like only the underlined text (which is underlined in the document) and the
heading number to appear in the actual TOC (with page ...

I had hard time figuring out how to number headings as the following
   1.1
   1.2
   2.1

I recently discoverd that if I use a numbered list word does not capitalize
the first letter. I understand that this is a well-known problem but is
there some way to work around it?
It would be ok if this happened just after numbered list but if I open a

I have a manual where I would like to put a button or hyperlink at the
top of each page (i.e. that is in the same position on each page) that
when clicked will take you to a bookmark, e.g. an Index or Table of
Contents.

For the purposes of diagrams, you may want to use incrementing numbers
throughout your document.  I did not have an easy time finding how to
do this on the web, so I will add instructions here for indexing search
purposes.

Hi, I hope you all are doing well.
I am making business cards in Word, or actually tickets for a raffle using
same format as business card. Is there a way to insert something to cause
each card to have a unique number. On the left side of the page is a brief

First:  I have checked to see if others have written about this issue,
but found nothing.  If they have, I deeply apologize for the
duplication.
I am writing a law review article (I am a law professor).  The article

It must be because its Friday, but I cannot for the life of me remember how
to add a row within an autonumbered table from the keyboard.  Can anyone
help?  TIA.
Terilyn

I am sorry to bother you again, but I feel like I am so close yet so far.  I
did follow the Shauna Kelly's instructions.  Everything else if great except
that at this point, the first 3 levels of the outline are correct, but the
4th, 5th and 7th are not numbering correctly.  They ...

I am using Word 2003
Thank you both for your help.  I did try to follow the article that Charles
pointed me to.  I have the outline set up the way I want it, but am still
having problems with the numbering.  Per Suzanne, I went back to check the

I am using Word 2003
Thank you Syzanne for your suggestion.  I did check my Heading 1 numbering and
everything appears to be correct.  All the numbers are shaded, they all say
they follow the previous level and the headings are correct.  But I am still

I've just finished a draft of a book.  Each chapter is nicely organized
with numbered headings (down to level 3) and with the proper Header 1
chapter headings.  I did this the way I always did it -- the way I
learned from MVP Shawna Kelly.  Now I need to get the separate chapters ...

I am using Word 2003
I have never been good at using Word's outlining, but I am determined to
figure it out.  I have been customizing the one of the outline defaults.  The
one that looks like this.    1.  ajdfkdj

My document have one TOC and two table of figures each one for tables
and figures. When i update entire table in TOC, the formatting doesnot
lose away, but when i update entire table for figures the formatting
get losts.

I'm using Word 2003. I understand from MVP site that to get a robust outline
numbering scheme, that H1 style should have the outline numbering set up for
it and that other Heading (H2,3,4 etc) should be based on H1 style(& its
numbering).