margin and header settings; page breaks; page numbers; automatic number of “total pages” field on Abstract page (see below); an automatic Table of Contents; the heading levels adopted by all Ohio University colleges for theses and dissertations; and a sample table and figures. If you have elected to use this template to format your document, just delete any unwanted text and tables/figures from this document reviewing all instructions and then copy and paste your chapters in the appropriate place. Remember, you may need to click in each heading within your document, format them to the appropriate heading levels as discussed above, and finish by updating the Table of Contents. Updating the Table of Contents While you may hand type your Table of Contents, there is an automated Table of Contents already available in this document. Simply format all heading levels as discussed, right click in any gray area of the current Table of Contents, and select Update select from the menu, and click Any time a change is Table, Update entire table OK. made to a heading or text is modified, the Table of Contents needs to be regenerated (using the steps just mentioned). The Table of Contents in this document was generated originally by clicking on the tab. In the group, the drop down References Table of Contents Table of Contents menu was clicked and the selected. (The InsertTable of Contentswas Show Page Numbers and were checked and the options were Right Align Page Numbers Tab Leader “….” selected by default.). You should not need to generate a new Table of Contents using the steps just mentioned unless your Table of Contents code becomes corrupt. For example,
margin and header settings; page breaks; page numbers; automatic “total number of pages” field on Abstract page (see below); an automatic Table of Contents; the heading levels adopted by all Ohio University colleges for theses and dissertations; and a sample table and figures. If you have elected to use this template to format your document, just delete any unwanted text and tables/figures from this document reviewing all instructions and then copy and paste your chapters in the appropriate place. Remember, you may need to click in each heading within your document, format them to the appropriate heading levels as discussed above, and finish by updating the Table of Contents. Updating the Table of Contents While you may hand type your Table of Contents, there is an automated Table of Contents already available in this document. Simply format all heading levels as discussed, right click in any gray area of the current Table of Contents, and select Update Table, select Update entire table from the menu, and click OK. Any time a change is made to a heading or text is modified, the Table of Contents needs to be regenerated (using the steps just mentioned). The Table of Contents in this document was generated originally by clicking on the References tab. In the Table of Contents group, the Table of Contents drop down menu was clicked and the InsertTable of Contentswas selected. (The Show Page Numbers and Right Align Page Numbers were checked and the Tab Leader “….” options were selected by default.). You should not need to generate a new Table of Contents using the steps just mentioned unless your Table of Contents code becomes corrupt. For example,
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