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Generating
a table of contents based on heading styles
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Changing
the format of a table of contents
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Toggling
a table to view the underlying code
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Basing
a table on other styles
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Basing
a table on entry fields
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Updating
a table of contents
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Creating
a second table of contents
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Basing
a table on a portion of a document
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Creating
captions for document images
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Creating
a table of figures
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Marking
citations in a legal document
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Creating
a table of authorities
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Marking
text for inclusion in an index
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Formatting
index entries
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Creating
index cross references
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Creating
a concordance file to search for index entries
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Creating
footnotes and endnotes
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Formatting
footnotes and endnotes
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Converting
footnotes to endnotes and vice versa
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Browsing
among footnotes
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Creating
a simple page number
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Creating
headers and footers
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Formatting
headers and footers
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Creating
a watermark as a header
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Inserting
section breaks to control page formatting
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Splitting
a document into subdocuments
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Advantages
and risks of working with master documents
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Editing
subdocuments
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Editing
and reviewing a document using Track Changes
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Inserting,
editing and deleting comments in a document
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Hiding
and displaying revision marks
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Customizing
how changes are marked
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Using
the Reviewing toolbar to search for, accept and reject
changes
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Using
the Reviewing toolbar to search for, edit and delete
comments
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Creating
an Outlook task while reviewing a document
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Creating,
viewing and deleting multiple versions of a document
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Using
the Accept or Reject Changes dialog box to search for,
accept or reject changes in a document
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Using
the Go To and Browse Object function to search
for comments
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Using
the Compare Documents function to compare two documents
and mark the differences