How to use word directory domain

A question that has troubled you for a long time: How to skillfully operate the table of contents field in Word? PHP editor Zimo hereby brings you a detailed guide to solve your doubts. This article will explain the use of directory fields in a simple and easy-to-understand manner, and reveal the mystery of directory fields in Word. Let us now embark on a journey of discovery and let the table of contents field become the icing on the cake of your document!

1. Enter any text in word and select the black text in the paragraph, as shown in the [Question Item] in the picture:

2. After selecting the text, Press the [Shift] "Alt] "o" key on the keyboard to pop up the [Mark Directory Item] dialog box.

3. In the "Mark Directory Item" dialog box, [Directory Identifier] remains unchanged at level C. The level can be set freely. After setting, click the mark and the field code will appear.

4. Next, you can continue to select the blackened font without closing the "Mark Directory Items" dialog box, as shown in the figure, all markings are completed.

5. Find [Table of Contents] in the word menu [Reference], and then [Insert Table of Contents]

6. In the pop-up [Table of Contents] dialog box, click [Options]. ], in the pop-up [Table of Contents Options] dialog box, uncheck [Outline Level] and replace it with [Table of Contents Item Fields], and finally click [OK] to return to the [Table of Contents] dialog box, select the [Table of Contents] dialog box Click OK in the box to exit.

7. As shown in the figure, the directory appears at the cursor position.

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