another style (Chicago, journal-required style, etc.) or if suggested by advisor. The first five Heading levels in this document have been modified to meet the agreed upon heading format. To format other heading levels, click in each title and select the appropriate heading level (Heading 1 through 5) while on the tab in the Home Styles group. (Note: The Chapter 2 title above has been formatted as a Heading 1 level. See Figure 2.) This document provides tips for those using a PC version of Microsoft Word 2007. For other format tips, also see the Word 2007/PDF Manuals at . Formatting a title to level through the menu. (TAD Services Figure 2. Heading 1 Style suggests Figure captions be single spaced.) Special Heading Information for Chicago Style Run-In Headings What is a Run-In Heading? A run-in heading is when the first sentence of a paragraph is the heading Chicago uses this in Heading level. This type of heading style cannot be applied to the paragraph and appear in the automated table of contents without a bit of extra work. Table 1 Chicago Heading Formats by Hierarchy Level Level Format 1 Centered, Boldface Headline-style Capitalization or Italic, 2 Centered, Regular Type, Headline-sytle Capitalization 3 Flush Left, Boldface Headline-style Capitalization or Italic, 4 left, regular type, sentence style capitalization 5 Run-in, flush left bold sentence style capitalization with a period. or italic Begin body text after the period.
another style (Chicago, journal-required style, etc.) or if suggested by advisor. The first five Heading levels in this document have been modified to meet the agreed upon heading format. To format other heading levels, click in each title and select the appropriate heading level (Heading 1 through 5) while on the Home tab in the Styles group. (Note: The Chapter 2 title above has been formatted as a Heading 1 level. See Figure 2.) This document provides tips for those using a PC version of Microsoft Word 2007. For other format tips, also see the Word 2007/PDF Manuals at . Figure 2. Formatting a title to Heading 1 level through the Style menu. (TAD Services suggests Figure captions be single spaced.) Special Heading Information for Chicago Style Run-In Headings What is a Run-In Heading? A run-in heading is when the first sentence of a paragraph is the heading Chicago uses this in Heading level. This type of heading style cannot be applied to the paragraph and appear in the automated table of contents without a bit of extra work. Table 1 Chicago Heading Formats by Hierarchy Level Level Format 1 Centered, Boldface or Italic, Headline-style Capitalization 2 Centered, Regular Type, Headline-sytle Capitalization 3 Flush Left, Boldface or Italic, Headline-style Capitalization 4 left, regular type, sentence style capitalization 5 Run-in, flush left bold or italic sentence style capitalization with a period. Begin body text after the period.
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