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INSERT TABLE OF CONTENTS
 
Procedures: <Creating a table of contents>
 
Use the Insert Table of Contents command to
compile a table of contents from coded entries or
from an outline. Word includes all visible
outline headings and ignores all body text. Each
outline level is a table of contents entry and is
indented accordingly.
 
■ One convenient way to create table of contents
  entries is to let Word use existing outline
  headings as table of contents entries.
 
■ Compile a document index before you compile the
  table of contents. (The table of contents will
  include an entry for the index.)
 
■ Each table of contents entry consists of a
  table code (.c.), text, and an endmark. You
  must format the table code as hidden text.
 
More Help: <Insert menu commands>
 
Using Manual: Ch. 29, "Tables of Contents"