This video will show you how to format a Word document using multilevel lists and in this way create an outline for your document, be it a thesis, dissertation or research report. It shows you how to create a Chapter as heading 1, as well as using the heading styles to create consistent heading formats for all the headings.
The following video (part 2) shows you how to label your tables, figures and appendices using the "insert caption" function and how to create a list of tables, figures and appendices. Here's a link to part 2: [ Ссылка ]
The third video (part 3) shows you how to cross-reference between table headings and the in-text reference to a specific table. Here's a link to part 3: [ Ссылка ]
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Format a Word Document Part 1: Headings with Multilevel Lists
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