Inserting a table of contents in Microsoft Word provides an overview of the content. Here’s a guide on how to create a table of contents in Microsoft Word.

Word uses a dedicated set of styles to format a table of contents. If you want to permanently format the table of contents, you’ll have to modify the corresponding styles.

A well-designed Table of Contents (ToC) can set up your entire document. Microsoft Word makes it easy to insert one. Then, with a few simple design tweaks, you can make it truly stand out.

It's easy to add page numbers, headers, footers, title pages and a table of contents to your Word documents. You just have to know where to look.

You can create a table of contents in Microsoft Word where every chapter title links to the appropriate chapter. Then you can keep these links live when you convert the document to a PDF.

In MS Word, I have a table of contents that automatically adjusts page numbers etc. The way it is set up for example is to have the Chapter heading left justified with the page number right ...