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Quantum mechanics, 4-78
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Raster, 5-102, 8-163
Registration card, 1-11
Right arrow key, 1-20
Roman, 7-151
Sample from an index with chapter numbers
Naturally, it makes sense to use this option only when you have divided the document
into multiple chapters with the Insert > Break > Chapter break command
(see section “Dividing a document into chapters” beginning on page 110).
Additional information:
You will find information about updating references in section “Updating
tables of references” beginning on page 413.
You will find information about editing and formatting references in section
“Editing and formatting tables of references” beginning on page 414.
Tables of contents
A table of contents (TOC) is a list of all the headings in the document, each with a
page number.
Unlike an index, a table of contents does not depend on a list of entries that you
have to create yourself prior to its creation. Your document merely has to be
outlined. You can review the outlining process in section “Outlines” beginning on
page 382.
TextMaker already knows from the outline what headings the text contains and
what hierarchical relations they have to each other.
Accordingly, the creation of a table of contents is easy:
1. Position the text cursor at the beginning of the line on which the table of contents
is to be placed.
2. Invoke Tools > Generate Table of Contents.
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