Creating a Linked Word Document

For saving research

This is the hard way of doing research.

This is the hard way of doing research.

It is much easier to make a linked

Microsoft Word document in which to

store research.

It is much easier to make a linked

Microsoft Word document in which to

store research.

First, make & select your own table of contents. Left click Heading 1

First, make & select your own table of contents. Left click Heading 1

1. Select References from the task bar. 2. Left click Table of Contents. 3. Choose on of the options from the box.

1. Select References from the task bar. 2. Left click Table of Contents. 3. Choose on of the options from the box.

(If you like, you can select options among the tables).

(If you like, you can select options among the tables).

The linked table will appear automatically. You’ll have to click on the contents box to trigger the Ctrl + Link mode.

The linked table will appear automatically. You’ll have to click on the contents box to trigger the Ctrl + Link mode.

Insert new material, such as complete essays or news stories. Type subheadings, select them, and choose Heading 3. Return to the table, select it, and choose “Update entire table”.

Insert new material, such as complete essays or news stories. Type subheadings, select them, and choose Heading 3. Return to the table, select it, and choose “Update entire table”.

Ctrl + Click will now bring you to the stories you want to save.

Ctrl + Click will now bring you to the stories you want to save.