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Tips: Need
to create an outline in Microsoft Word? It's a snap What's
the first thing we do before writing a white paper, brochure, or online help?
We write an outline. It helps us organize our thoughts and rearrange points we
want to make. Microsoft Word makes it very easy to create outlines. Using
Word's built-in styles, Heading 1, Heading 2, and Heading 3, you can make outlines,
rearrange points, and collapse and promote points. And it's a great way to show
clients what you plan to write well ahead of time. To create an outline
in Word: - Write the points you want to make.
- Assign each point
a heading style by clicking Style drop down menu on the Formatting toolbar:
- Heading 1: The main points you want to address in your paper
- Heading
2, 3: Heading 2 represents the main points that support Heading 1; and Heading
3 encompasses the points that support Heading 2.
- After you have
assigned your headings, click the View menu and select Outline.
Word has placed small + signs next to each heading. You can click the +
sign to expand your heading or collapse it.
- With your headings collapsed,
you can cut and paste headings and all the supporting points will be copied and
pasted wherever you want to place them.
Tips
Microsoft Word
Auto-Correction
Comments in Word
Comparing documents
Copying multiple items to the
clipboard
Cropping pictures
Customizing your toolbars
Outlines
Picture bullets
Reviewing documents
Table of contents
Toolbars
Zooming to magnify your
text
Adobe Acrobat
Downloading entire Web site
to a single PDF file
General
ClipX
Evernote
Free Conference
Call
Google SMS
Keyboard shortcuts
Signing documents electronically
Print selection of Web
page
Swipe files
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