You can pretty easily get Word to generate a table of contents that automatically updates with your document. But if you need to follow some special formatting for the table, like in the Student Supplement for The SBL Handbook of Style, it’s less clear how to do that. If you simply format the table directly, […]
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How to Quickly Create a Dynamic Table of Contents
Creating a table of contents manually can consume much more time than it should. Fortunately, Word can do the heavy lifting to create a table of contents.
Turn the Tables of Contents over to Word
Microsoft Word can quickly create tables of contents so that the headings and page numbers update along with your document.
How to Format Headings with Styles in Word
In Microsoft Word, a “style” is a collection of one or more pieces of formatting information. Styles are especially helpful when you use them to format your headings.
How to Quickly Number Pages for Long Essays in Word
The guidance about page number placement in for SBL style long essays is clear enough. Achieving this placement in Word can be too with some simple steps.
Typing Biblical Languages in Unicode
If you’re writing in biblical studies, you need to be able to type biblical languages. Transliteration might work in some cases, but you can’t and shouldn’t always bank on being able to use transliterations when you write. Image by Paul Zoetemeijer Where We Were, Where We Are, and Why Unicode Is Important In years gone […]