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How an index created in word document has to be printed?
I have marked index entries in a word document. After marking I couldn't find
how to print the index at any where in the print menu, insert index or in help menu also. So please, inform me how to print index and table of contents entries of a document. Is it possible to store them in a seperate file. |
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How an index created in word document has to be printed?
Well, first you have to generate the index by using Insert | Reference |
Index and Tables. Once you have done that, the index is a single Index field that can be copy/pasted to another document. Press Ctrl+Shift+F9 to unlink it before printing. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Index printing" Index wrote in message ... I have marked index entries in a word document. After marking I couldn't find how to print the index at any where in the print menu, insert index or in help menu also. So please, inform me how to print index and table of contents entries of a document. Is it possible to store them in a seperate file. |
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