How Do You Do A Table Of Contents In MS Word Using Bookmarks And Hyperlinks?
Setting up a Table of Contents in Microsoft Word does not need to be a chore. Although there is a way to do an official Table of Contents, this article will show you how to build one using book marks and hyperlinks. This type of Table of Contents would be used in a long document where you wanted to jump to one section or another easily. It does not provide page numbers so you wouldn’t want to use this type of Table of Contents for an official report, for example. Many people are intimidated by the term book mark and hyperlink as it pertains to using a computer. It sounds foreign in their ears and difficult. It really isn’t that hard to use book marks and hyperlinks in Microsoft Word. The trick is to know how to use them. The first step in setting up your Table of Contents is to make book marks for each area you want to label. Give the section you want to lable a name and type that name above the section. Now, highlight the name. Click on your Insert menu and then the Bookmark option. A
