This works in Word 2016, 2013, 2010, Office 365! Learn EVERYTHING needed to Setup, Insert and Format a Table of Contents. Easily make a professional looking TOC. A FREE practice Document is available to help you learn this essential MS Word skill. ------------------------------------------ Click on the TIMESTAMP LINK to JUMP to that part of the Tutorial 00:25 ]- Part 1 - SETTING UP Your Document: 00:48 ]- Tools: NAVIGATION PANE 1:07 ]- STYLES BOX 1:31 ]- PARAGRAPH MARKS 1:46 ]- Set HEADING STYLES in document [Includes how to use "UpDate Style to Match Selection"] 4:35 ]- Part 2 - INSERTING Table of Contents 4:45 ]- How To Create a page for Table of Contents 6:16 ]- INSERT the TOC from Ribbon [ includes Menu box choices for TOC ] 8:06 ]- Part 3 - FORMAT Table of contents 8:35 ]- WIDTH 10:00 ]- FONTS [ Text ] 11:07 ]- INDENT 11:58 ]- WHITE SPACE [ between lines ] 13:18 ]- Finishing Touch 13:44 ]- Clean Up Extra lines More Tutorials at [ https://goodworld2015.com ]

http://macmost.com/e-1129 You can insert a simple table of contents into your Pages documents. It will pick up the headings of your document and automatically update the table as you change the text in the headings or add new text which shifts the page numbers. You can style the table of contents in different ways.

ClinicalPsychologyStudent.com: This video is part of our video series on technology. It demonstrates how to format your Table of Contents. These basics can help you to put your final dissertation or thesis document into proper APA format (or a proprietary format that your school requires). Visit our website for much more! http://clinicalpsychologystudent.com

Subscribe Now: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=ehowtech Watch More: http://www.youtube.com/ehowtech Editing a table of contents is something that you'll likely continue to do as you make further changes to your document. Edit a table of contents with help from a certified Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) and Comp TIA CTT+ certified instructor in this free video clip. Expert: Shannon Grossi Filmmaker: Steve Voller Series Description: If you want to create a wide variety of different types of text-based documents on your computer, Microsoft Word is still one of the most versatile programs in existence that will allow you to do just that. Get Microsoft Word document tips with help from a certified Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) and Comp TIA CTT+ certified instructor in this free video series.

This is a step by step video on creating the table of contents and modifying the styles using Word 2007 or 2010. The concepts are the same for any word processor. For more info. see also our website: http://kaceli.com. If you want to take get a deeper understanding of Microsoft Access, take a look at http://learn.kaceli.com Copyright notice: These videos may not be downloaded or distributed in any way without permission from Sali Kaceli. Contact me if you have such a need.

This tutorial will explain how to create and update a multi-level table of contents and a table a figures using Microsoft Word 2010. We will mark text as Heading 1 and also level 1 as well as apply captions to images. This can all be done under the Reference Tab.

Setting up Heading formatting and numbering as well as tables of contents for Scientific reports, documents and Theses This is part of a series of tutorials designed to help research scientists in the use of certain software applications commonly used in scientific laboratory work. You can find the entire set of tutorial videos here: http://ehealth.kcl.ac.uk/sites/physiology/ The screencast videos have been made by the author (Dr James Clark, King's College London) in response to common questions raised by students on BSc and MSc courses and are recorded using Camtasia Studio. The content is targeted at students of all levels of undergraduate and postgraduate education as well as professional research scientists. If you wish to link to this video on another web site please make sure you credit the author and provide a link to the blog site (shown above) ©2013 James Clark, king's College London. All rights reserved.

In this REALTOR® University Library video, learn how to create an APA-formatted Table of Contents in Microsoft Word. Please double check all of your work against the current version of the APA manual to make sure all is copacetic. Download this paper template at the REALTOR® University Library website in the Help -- APA Help section or access here: http://www.realtorulibrary.org/sites/g/files/g693301/f/201502/APA%20Paper%20Template%20w%20TOC_2015.doc

This video will show you how to perfectly format your thesis table of contents using tab stops and leader dots. These specific instructions are for theses in the School of Arts and Sciences, but the general concepts can be utilized to format a table of contents for any thesis at Sul Ross State University.

Instructional video for properly formatting the Table of Contents Page for dissertations in Microsoft Word (2007) using the American Psychological Association (APA) style 6th edition, with regards Samford Graduate students in the Orlean Bullard Beeson School of Education and Professional Studies. *Disclaimer: This video is made to the specifications and requirements set forth by the faculty of Graduate Studies for Samford University. We cannot insure these videos adhere to the guidelines of any other university or program.

Author, teacher, and talk show host Robert McMillen shows you how to create an automatic table of contents in Microsoft Word 2013

In this lesson see how to build a Table of Contents using paragraph styles in Pages for Mac. Learn much more about the iWork and using your Mac, iPad & iPhone at www.TheMacU.com!

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In this HowTech written tutorial, we’re going to show you how to create a table of contents in Word 2013. If you have a research paper lengthy enough for a table of contents, or a chaptered book, then we got you covered. Don't forget to check out our site http://howtech.tv/ for more free how-to videos! http://youtube.com/ithowtovids - our feed http://www.Facebook.com/howtechtv - join us on Facebook https://plus.google.com/103440382717658277879 - our group in Google+ This tutorial will cover an automatic table of contents for fast updating and no pesky manual work. All of your chapters/sections need Headings so Word knows what you want in the TOC (table of contents) Heading 1 should be your main or largest section title, Heading 2 a subsection, and so on. Though this tutorial doesn’t cover it, you can edit a Heading by right-clicking and selecting Modify Go ahead and create some Headings. “Curiosity Structure 1” has the Heading 1 style, and “Introduction” has the Heading 2 style Go to References on the ribbon, click Table of Contents and let’s take a look at the Custom Table of Contents Change the Show levels to however many Headings you will use, in this case only three If for some reason your main title is not Heading 1 or something else is incorrect, you can change the Heading to the corresponding TOC level (1 - main, 2 - subsection, etc.) If you go to Modify, you can change how each TOC level will look like in the actual TOC After you finish Modifying the TOC levels to get what you want, hit OK Our TOC should be completed If you ever add more sections or take away some, you will need to update your table. To do so, click Update Table, then select Update Entire Table and hit OK This is a HowTech tutorial, visit our website and see our videos for more!

http://macmost.com/e-542 You can have Pages automatically create a table of contents based on the styles you have assigned to paragraphs in your text. With a little more work you can also have the table of contents automatically insert numbers and subchapters.

Formatting a basic Table of Contents in Word 2016, 2013, 2010, Office 365. Quickly format Text, Indents, Width (length of dots), line spacing, and centering. Techniques are the same for ALL 3 versions of MS Word. Very simple and flexible. ------------------------------------------ Click on the VIDEO TIME LINK to Go To that part of the Tutorial Different TOC inserting choices -1:07 BASIC TECHNIQUE ------------------ 1:32 FONTS [ Text ]------------------------- 1:52 INDENT --------------------------------- 3:09 LINE SPACE [ between lines ] -------------- 4:19 WIDTH [Length of dets to Numbers ] --- 5:32 Left, Right or Center on Page -------------- 6:36 More Tutorials at [ https://goodworld2015.com ]

To create a table of contents that's easy to keep up-to-date, first apply heading styles -- Heading 1 and Heading 2, for example -- to the text that you want to include in the table of contents. Word finds those headings and uses them to build the table of contents and can update the table of contents anytime you change the heading text, sequence, or level. 1. Click where you want to insert the table of contents -- usually near the beginning of a document. 2. Click References - Table of Contents and then choose an Automatic Table from the gallery of styles. If you choose Manual Table, Word will insert placeholder text that creates the look of a table of contents. A Manual Table does not update automatically. You can customize the way a table of contents appears. For example, you can change the font, how many heading levels to show, and whether to show dotted lines between the entries and the page numbers.

Adobe Evangelist Terry White shows how to automatically create a table of contents in Adobe InDesign.

Here's how to make an automatic table of contents using Microsoft Word 2016. 1. Edit your heading styles 2. Apply your styles 3. Click the "References" tab 4. Click on "Table of content" 5. Customize the table 6. If you modify some titles later, don't forget to update the table of content. Soundtracks: 1. Q Funktion - How Ya Like Me Now Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/q-funktion Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Q-Funktion-209337955874152 2. Jeff Kaale (X I X X) - Monday Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jeff-kaale Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffkaale

In this tutorial we will learn how to create a Table of Contents (TOC) with InDesign. The TOC should have a clear structure and good readability. We going to use Styles to create our TOC and we also discuss how to update the TOC if your headlines are changing. You can download the files we are using today here: http://luckylion.de/vasco/tutorials/indesignthesis/indesign_table_of_contents.php Tutorial: Writing your Bachelor / Master Thesis with InDesign Playlist; http://www.youtube.com/playlist?p=PLDC080BDC8B7F2F04

http://openofficevideo.com Welcome to OpenOffice video. In this video, we will cover page numbers, styles and how to create a Table of Contents. First we are going to add page numbers to our dummy document. First we will spread the text over multiple pages, you can do this by pressing Ctrl-Enter or Apple-Enter on the Mac. Or you can do this by the Menu via Insert-Manual Break-Page Break. Now we have 3 pages. We will go to the first page. You can see here Page 1/3 and we will insert page number. To do this, we first have to insert a footer. We go to Insert-Footer-All since we want to create on all pages. You can see how the cursor has moved to the bottom of the screen. We now go to Insert-Fields-Page Number and we will move this to the right side of the bottom footer, because left is weird. And we will move this to align right. Now we will add headings. Let's create some empty space to put a Table of Contents later. We will insert chapter titles. I am going to create it here. My chapters are titled Chapter 1, next one is called Chapter 2, and I think you can see this coming, this will be Chapter 3. Also, I am going to create paragraphs, not usually something you do in the middle of a sentence. Paragraph 1. Then we have Paragraph 2. Now we will apply the appropriate headings. Go to the start of document and apply "Heading 1" here. Here, this is "Heading 2". And we have a chapter title which is "Heading 1", and this one is "Heading 2". You can also choose what level you want to apply which heading as long as you are consistent throughout your document. Now the big power of using Styles -I will show you right now, is in creating Table of Contents, completely automatic, and self updating. We go to Insert-Indexes and Tables-Indexes and Tables again and here we have selected the Table of Contents. On the left you can see a preview of how the formatting is laid out. We are going to leave it as is, and click OK. Here you have your Table of Contents, with Heading 1, this is Heading 2 indented and neat paragraph numbers. Now the great trick comes here. If we now move Paragraph 2 10 pages down because we want to insert something else, and we scroll back to our Table of Contents, and we right click Update Index Table, it updates the page numbers. So you never have to worry about updating your Table of Contents manually. Alright, that's it for now. I hope this was useful. If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments. Bye.

This video explains how to format the Table of Contents.

Adobe InDesign, Multi-page document: PART 5 - Putting a Book Together. Creating the table of contents, exporting as pdf - including chapter hyperlinks in the TOC and the pdf bookmarks. The book we shall be putting together is War Of The Worlds, by HG Wells. Out of copyright books here http://www.gutenberg.org/ https://www.indesignphotoshoptraining.co.uk

In this video, I show you how to easily and quickly create a table of contents in Microsoft Word 2016. This table of contents will populate automatically simply by using heading styles and will update as you add to it or make changes. Don't forget to subscribe to my channel for more tutorials! Check out my website at http://www.sallyu.com Video recorded using Screencast-O-Matic (http://www.screencast-o-matic.com) Thanks for tuning in!

When you're creating or editing a long document, you'll probably have to create a table of contents. That might sound like a chore, but fortunately, you can do it in just a few clicks. Then if you want, you can spend some time fine-tuning it. Here's everything you need to create the table of contents you want in every version of Word. See the companion tutorial and template files on Tuts+: https://computers.tutsplus.com/tutorials/how-to-create-a-table-of-contents-in-microsoft-word--cms-20705. By Bob Flisser.

This video will take you through how to create a table of centents using the built in styles in Word 2010.

With Microsoft Word any documentation which requires structure will require titles to define each section of the document. As discussed in previous videos you can manually highlight lines and make them bold & underlined, but you are missing out on some of the wonderful features Microsoft Word can produce for you to save you time. An example of this is a table of contents, when I first started making training material I would spend hours of time setting up my table of contents only to discover that after later editing the page numbers for the titles had changed which made my life miserable. If only I knew now what I could have applied back then! Using "Styles" specifically "Heading Styles" I could have produced my table fo contents in seconds rather than hours. This video will explain to you the purpose of heading styles, not from a formatting point of view but from a structure point of view. By the end of this video you will be able to create a table of contents based on your document in just a few clicks! This is one of many videos which can be seen at PCTeach.me. Come join the gang!

This InDesign tutorial demonstrates how to create different TOC styles while retaining the table of contents settings. Watch more at http://www.lynda.com/InDesign-tutorials/InDesign-Styles-in-Depth/87008-2.html?utm_medium=viral&utm_source=youtube&utm_campaign=videoupload-87008-0802 This specific tutorial is just a single movie from chapter eight of the InDesign Styles in Depth course presented by lynda.com author Michael Murphy. The complete InDesign Styles in Depth course has a total duration of 5 hours, and covers text styles, table and cell styles, object styles, and every feature in InDesign that is improved by the use of styles InDesign Styles in Depth table of contents: Introduction 1. Paragraph and Character Styles 2. Advanced Text Styles 3. Creating and Managing Lists 4. Importing Word, RTF, and Text Files 5. Object Styles 6. Table and Cell Styles 7. Styles and Other Features 8. Generating a Dynamic Table of Contents from Styles 9. Managing and Sharing Styles 10. Taking Your Styles to the Web, EPUB, and Accessible PDF Conclusion

Instructions on creating a table of contents in Word for Bakke Graduate University students

Build and update a Word 2007 table of contents easily by marking and formatting headings and subheadings in your Word document. Your table of contents, or TOC, can enhance the looks and organization of presentations, reports, and manuscripts.

Professor Robert McMillen shows you how to create an Automatic Table of Contents in Word 2016.

For written instructions and to download the sample file visit http://www.bluepecantraining.com/portfolio/multiple-table-of-contents-toc-for-each-section-in-word/ For large Word documents you may want to include a table of contents for each section or chapter. How do you do this? The video explains how to bookmark areas of your document and then add a bookmark switch to your Table of Content field code.

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Use Styles in Microsoft Word to Create an Automatic Table of Contents for your document.

This video will show you step-by-step how to create a basic Table of Contents (TOC) using Word's Styles Gallery. You will also learn how to carry out some simple edits when you have created your TOC by updating it every time you make changes. The key to creating a TOC is using Word's Heading Styles.

To get page numbers to show up on on your Table of Contents, use the Add-on Paragraph Styles. You can get the Add-On right here: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/paragraph-styles+/pbfegackndhdneogcnlhhihgkphkggdh?utm_source=permalink Website: http://www.theshanman.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/theshanmanonline Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/theshanman In this video, I explain how to create a Table of Contents inside of Google Docs. While the video may seem simple to most people, I get all kinds of questions on how to create a Table of Contents--especially inside of Google Docs. There is no need to be intimidated by Google Docs as it functions like Microsoft Word. There are a few things that you can't do inside of Google Docs, but for the purposes of creating any type of document, Google Docs is a great alternative.

Create Simple table of Contents and add Links to the TOC

Making interactive menu options part one. Putting in Page Numbers, Section Markers and a Table of Contents using Paragraph Styles.

Sometimes you need to add sections text, such as Abstracts, Lay Sumaries and abbreviations prior to a table of contents in a word document, but you might still like them to be included in your TOC. This tutorial shows you how. ©2016 James Clark, KCL

Learn to create a table of content automatically using your headings in the document. You can use the same trick to create a list of tables and figures too. Learn more Word tricks: http://yodalearning.com/p/word-tricks ALSO CHECK SOME OF THE DEMO COURSES WE OFFER http://yodalearning.com/p/free-online-courses Do not miss out on any videos and course offers. Follow us now! http://www.facebook.com/yodalearning http://www.twitter.com/yodalearning Check out more of our youtube videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/yodalearningofficial Transcript: Hi there. This is the fourth in the series of the Word shortcut keys. And this time, I'm going to present some tricks which can help you prepare long documents, policy documents, legal agreements. So for example, if you have lots of heads of discussion in the Word document. Let's say all these, right. I'm just going to copy paste it there. Normally you'll be having lots of text inside them and what you struggle with is getting the page number of these topics as and when the document touches beyond certain pages. So what happens, watch this. Let's say I am going to write lots of text about this. I'm just writing =RAND () Enter. So this is the heading and underneath this heading less all the text. So if you want to prepare a table of content, the one which you be seeing in almost all the books. The table of content with the page number. A very fast way and an automated way is that you choose the header go to the home tab and just click on heading one. If you wish to change the properties of heading one you can right click, go to Modify and make it let's say bold and press OK. Notice it does change. Now what you have done is, you have tagged the text as H1 or heading one. And you also notice a small sign towards the left-hand side of this text. Now this will be useful in preparing the table of contents later. So let's say the top three points, these are sub heads of the main heading. So what do I do, I go to this text, I give a heading 2. And probably write some text let's say, =lorem () Enter. Right, this is one. And let's say fast acronym, this is another one. I'm going to choose this and putting heading 2. As I said earlier you can the output the way the displaying of heading 2 happens. So I right click, I go to modify and I just change the colour. Let's say dark red. Let's say, or maybe dark blue, ok. Notice all of these changes to dark blue. So now let's see what's going to happen. If I stopped by and go to reference at the beginning of my document and I clicked on the table of contents, ok. It's asking me what template do you want to work on. I'm going to click on the first one. Instantly I get the main heading, the page number and the sub heading which was H1 and H2. Of course, with time you might see some modification in the main text. Let's say this is also H2. I'm going to make this H2. And as I go to the top of my table of content. All I have to do is click on it and click on update table. Update entire table along with page numbers, ok. And notice everything changes. It's a fascinating feature which not only gives you a track point of headers and the subheaders but also gives you the revised page number. So the last part before I close this particular session is if I'm changing the text and adding some extra spaces. I go back to the table of content, update it, the entire table. Notice the page numbers, it does change. So use this when you are preparing long documents may be stretching up to 20, 30 pages, legal agreements, company policy document or any such document which you think is relevant and can take the use of a table of content. Hope you liked it.

To use different page numbers or number formats and styles in different parts of your document. You could use page numbers such as i, ii, iii… for the introduction and table of contents and 1, 2, 3… for everything after. The trick is to divide the document into sections and to make sure those sections aren’t linked.

APA Format Word 2016 - How to set up APA Format in Word 2016. How to do APA Format in Word 2016. APA Style. Word 2016-APA Format. Tutorial on how to set up APA Format in word 2016. How to format your document in APA style. Step by step tutorial example. Using Office 365 on Windows 10 can help you learn to write a paper in APA style for your college or high school research papers. Also used for college writing. I go over example after example of how Word can be used to accomplish APA or MLA style in my videos. This demo shows you from the first step to the last, with updated and current APA standards and policies. I also show you how to best set up your APA paper so that you're ready to print, or convert the file to a PDF file. I also cover the running head and title page. Here is a full list of tutorial videos available on my channel: Windows 10: Perform Basic Mouse Operations Create Folders Explore the Windows 10 Desktop, Taskbar, and Start Menu Select Multiple Files and Folders Download a File From a Website Use File Explorer to Access OneDrive and Upload Student Data Files Word 2016: Create a New Document and Insert Text Insert and Format Graphics Insert and Modify Text Boxes Create a Table Format a Table Present a Word Document Online Create a Research Paper in MLA Format Insert Footnotes in a Research Paper Create Citations and a Bibliography Save a Document Correct Errors as You Type How to Format a Document in APA Format Convert Word Document to a PDF File Microsoft Office Specialist Certification Exam Practice Study Guide APA Format from Default Formatting Table of Contents Tutorial Format Paragraphs Create a Custom Word Template Excel 2016: Create, Save, and Navigate an Excel Workbook Enter Data in a Worksheet How do you Export Access to Excel and Apply Conditional Formatting Use Flash Fill, SUM, Average, Median, and MAX Functions and Formulas Move Data and Rotate Text Graph Data with a Pie Chart Format a Pie Chart MOS Prep - Basic Certification Exam Practice Study Guide Change Fonts, Font Style, and Font Color The NOW Function Export Excel Spreadsheet to Access Table The VLookup Function The MIN or MINIMUM Function Histogram Charts Use the Sum Button to Sum a Range of Cells Enter Formulas Using the Keyboard Access 2016: Identify Good Database Design Create a Table and Define Fields in a Blank Desktop Database The Primary Key Import Excel Spreadsheet into Access Create a Table in Design View Modify the Structure of a Table Create a Subform MOS Prep - Basic Certification Exam Practice Study Guide Add Existing Fields to a Form PowerPoint 2016: Create a New Presentation Edit a Presentation in Normal View Add Pictures to a Presentation Format Numbered and Bulleted Lists Customize Slide Backgrounds and Themes Animate a Slide Show Apply a Theme Used in Another Presentation Search for and Download an Online Theme Outlook 2016 Basic Tutorial YouTube Analytics: 100 Subscribers 200 Subscribers 300 Subscribers 500 Subscribers Computer Fundamentals: Computer Case Types - Dell Inspiron AMD 3656 Printer Ports and Types The Boot Up Process How to Get Your Computer Questions Answered Undo Your Mistakes on Windows 10 or Apple Mac Routers vs. Modems What is the Cloud? Storage as a Service Types of Internet Services on Google Android or Apple iPhone Browsing the Web Why Use the Cloud? Microsoft OneDrive - Creating Uploading Downloading and Syncing Explain the Importance of File Management Troubleshoot Common Computer Problems Job Search Skills: Values, Attitude, and Goals Top 5 Job Search Websites Prepare For Your Interview Negotiating Your Salary Video Requests: Download GMetrix Test Preparation Software Remember, the goal of my channel is for you to learn. You can request a video at any time in the comment section, and I will make the video for you. I will make tutorials and simulations and demos for whatever you'd like to learn in our class. So, I encourage you to make a request. I also YouTube Live Stream once a week to answer your questions! Instructor A Morgan APA Word Format 2016 in How To paper Style up 2017 on mac for setting write Set Microsoft example an Do Tutorial create template insructor a morgan use 6th edition writing with 365 document formatting Research do papers

This video looks at setting up MS Word 2003 in preparation for a significant formal document such as a thesis. It looks at using Styles for different sections in the thesis (0:00), how these styles can be used to quickly form a table of contents (2:18) and how to use section breaks to correctly paginate (assign page numbers to) different areas of the thesis (3:24).

In this video I explore the wonderful world of automated table of contents and numbered headings which is a very powerful feature in the Microsoft Office Suite. If you are writing a report of any kind and you need a table of contents, then this video is a must watch! Since Office Word is similar across most of the different versions, i.e. 2003, 2007, 2010, and the Mac's version, this tutorial should be roughly the same fore all versions. Download the notes in my video: https://www.dropbox.com/s/edd1uzr4y32hlry/227%20-%20Office%202007%20Numbered%20Headings%20and%20TOC.docx Related Videos: Convert Time to number, seconds, hours and minutes in Microsoft Excel 2007: http://youtu.be/fwMKbXI98tI Converting Numbers to Fractions in Microsoft Excel 2007: http://youtu.be/YgJBK0QjIec Drop Down Lists with Microsoft Excel 2007: http://youtu.be/e7Sbcn-y9j4 . ------------------------------------------------------ SUBSCRIBE via EMAIL: https://mes.fm/subscribe DONATE! ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ https://mes.fm/donate Like, Subscribe, Favorite, and Comment Below! Follow us on: Official Website: https://MES.fm Steemit: https://steemit.com/@mes Gab: https://gab.ai/matheasysolutions Minds: https://minds.com/matheasysolutions Twitter: https://twitter.com/MathEasySolns Facebook: https://fb.com/MathEasySolutions Google Plus: https://mes.fm/gplus LinkedIn: https://mes.fm/linkedin Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/MathEasySolns Instagram: https://instagram.com/MathEasySolutions Email me: [email protected] Try our Free Calculators: https://mes.fm/calculators BMI Calculator: https://bmicalculator.mes.fm Grade Calculator: https://gradecalculator.mes.fm Mortgage Calculator: https://mortgagecalculator.mes.fm Percentage Calculator: https://percentagecalculator.mes.fm Try our Free Online Tools: https://mes.fm/tools iPhone and Android Apps: https://mes.fm/mobile-apps

In this video tutorial we demonstrate how to create a table of contacts (TOC) automatically using heading styles (font style, font size, text position, etc) in PDF files using Debenu PDF Aerialist, an Adobe Acrobat plug-in.

The sixth edition APA style guide gives us guidelines for how to format figures and tables. We are going to learn how tables and figures are to be labeled and titled for publication or for class papers. They are different from each other. The horizontal lines on a table are called rules, and of course, there are some rules about rules. Table of Contents: 00:35 - Tables in APA Style 01:40 - Figures in APA Style 02:00 - Numbering Tables and Figures 02:17 - Labeling Tables 03:09 - Labeling Figures 03:50 - Comparison Table and Figure