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The good thing about Word is that it is extremely user friendly unless you
try to create something you should not be. Try the help tool and go to
google, and type in "word tutorials". Asking how to do something without
taking the appropriate channels will not help you remember the next time you
try to create, or change files; which is something I wouldn't recommend you
do.

"Ta.To" wrote:

I want to write my thesis using MS office (word) 2007, so what I plan to do is:
- write each chapter in a separet word file (e.g. chapter1.doc,
chapter2.doc, summary.doc, ...etc.).
- then, I want to make a main file (call it main.doc).
- in the main file I want to link to each of the other files.
* up to here I succeeded to do that.

Now:
- I want to make table of contents in main.doc which then read automatically
the titles and sub titles in each of the separet files (when I update the
filed).
- and the same for the refrences.
* I do not know how to do that, or if it is possible or not.

many thanks