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.

If you want to learn how to create Table of Contents with or without page numbers in Word on a Windows 11/10 PC, read this guide.

A table of contents makes jumping to parts of the document easy with a single click. To automatically create a table of contents, click Insert > Table of contents in the top menu. Creating a manual ...

I is possible to create a single table of contents for multiple Word documents, it just requires an extra step or two. Susan Harkins explains how.

You can add a table of contents in Word to make your document look more professional and well-developed.

One solution Microsoft offers for this is a table of contents. In addition to providing an outline and general overview of the content, the feature gives the document a more professional look.

A feature that makes Microsoft Word documents more accessible for navigation is page numbers. Here's a guide on how to add page numbers in Microsoft Word.

You can use built-in options to build a simple table of contents, but quite often, you'll need to change the underlying field code to get the results you want.

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 ...

Select File -> Document Setup -> Table of Contents and Indexes -> Add to set up the special table. In the version of Scribus I am using, this procedure always produces something whose title is Table ...