Hey guies, I have two questions about word o7, and hoped that one of you all
could try to give me some elementary explaination.
I'm quite computer savvy, but admitedly, I didn't go to college for very
long before quitting due to medical reasons which I won't go into. I thus
never really learned the true power and flaxability of word of any! version,
really for that mind.
So here is my first question:
I'm having some trouble comprehending the difference in a foot note, verses
an end! note. I know foot notes go at the end of a page, essentially, and I
also know you gotta be really careful with your line spacing, as if you
don't pay real close attention, you can wind up with part of your foot notes
on one page, then running over onto the next page, which of course, we
definitely! don't want.
I also understand that end notes are numbered, just like foot notes are,
however, go at the end of the entire document. I guess, guies, where I'm
getting confused, is more the context of when you'd use a foot note, vs.
when I'd want instead, to use an end note.
Can you all give me a scenario of both, by saying for instance: OK, Chris,
say you was writing a document about x y and zed. You know, just kind a
break down for me the difference by real life examples.
My second question of the two is: I was listenning earlier to Kathy Anne
Mirtha's Office 2007 tutorial. In section 022: Creating a Table of
contents, she discusses using the table of contents auto1 option. So
Escentially, here is what I did:
I opened a new word Document. At the top of the file I hit alt+ctrl+1 to
make the current line of text at the insertion point be heading level 1.
I then typed Blind Travel
I then hit enter to go to a new line and end the heading level 1.
Next, I hit alt+ctrl+2, to create a heading level 2, as I'm doing a sub
heading under the first heading.
Now I typed: Using a Cane, then hit enter to end the heading.
Then I did alt+ctrl+3, for a level 3 heading.
I typed Choosing the Correct Length, then hit enter.
I then made another heading level 3, and wrote: Deciding between folding
and non-folding
Then for another heading level 3, I said: Agencies to get a Cane
Now, I went back to heading level 2, with alt+ctrl+2, and typed:
Guidedogs
Then I put all the following in level 3's:
Deciding your choice of School
List of Guidedog schools
Different Breeds of Guidedogs
Once all this was done, I made a blank line, then below then placed my
cursor at the end of the file. I went up in my ribbon and insertted the
table of Contents. I did like the tutorial said, and chose table of
contents auto1.
The contents was created very nicely, with links to each section, however,
upon numberring each section, it labeled all the sections as: 1.
IE: Blind Travel: 1
Using a Cane: 1
Choosing folding or non-folding: 1.
See what I mean? Everything's coming out to section 1.
Shouldn't it look more like:
Blind Travel
Using a Cane: 1
Folding or non-folding: 1.1
etc. etc?
I just don't get why it's not proprerly numbering the sections.
I'd love some insite on both these things, if someone can help.
Thanks, and god bless.
Chris.
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