Microsoft Office 2007 Professional Table of conten

How do you add a table of contents,Microsoft Office 2007 Product Key, or TOC, to your document?

How do you add a separate table of contents for each section?

How do you create a table of contents for multiple documents?

Last night at a poetry reading,Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010, a couple of my poet friends said,Microsoft Office 2007 Professional, "Yes, we're going to watch your video again, because we need to remember how to do TOCs."
I thought that maybe it's time for a roundup of all our Help content for tables of contents.
(Remember,Microsoft Office 2010 Professional Plus, it's all about the styles.)
Read about how to add a table of contents
Create a table of contents

This covers the basics for adding a table of contents from the ############## or a customized table of contents in Word 2010. We also have Help for Word 2007 and Word 2003.

Change the levels in a table of contents

If you want to show only one level in your table of contents or if you want to show six, you can adjust the settings.

Format a table of contents

You can change the formatting of the table of contents text so that your changes stay every time you update the table of contents.

Sections

You can add sections to your table of contents. You can also add a separate table of contents to each section.

Create a table of contents for multiple documents

You can compile a table of contents that includes entries from multiple documents.
Watch and learn how to add a table of contents
: Word of the week: TOC (changing levels and formatting) shows you how to adjust your table of contents in Word 2010.

: Create a manuscript (Part 1) shows you how to add a manuscript in Word 2007.

Training course: Table of Contents I, Table of Contents II,Office 2010 Professional Plus, and Table of Contents III walk you through tables of contents in Word 2007, with practice sessions along the way.
We also have instructions for adding a table of figures and a table of authorities.
Best wishes with all your tables.
-- Joannie Stangeland
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