1. Doreen Navidi and Jeongyun Choi

2. Contents Objectives Usefulness Definition Concepts Instructions Exercises Problem Solving Exercises

3. Objectives Learners should be able to – Make a table of contents – Make some changes in the table of contents – Customize the table of contents – Convert it to bookmarks in PDF file

4. Usefulness A good overview of the entire document Professional look of the document Easy to navigate within the document PDF – universal – opened in any platform – keeps the original format – free to download

5. Usefulness Table of contents

6. Usefulness PDF

7. Definition Table of contents(TOC) : contents; a list of divisions (chapters or articles) and the pages on which they start (Source: ordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn)ordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn PDF : PDF (Portable Document Format) is a file format that has captured all the elements of a printed document as an electronic (Source: http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/Portable-Document-Format-PDF )http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/Portable-Document-Format-PDF

8. Concepts Styles – A style is a collection of all formatting instructions for a paragraph. (Kaasboll, 2013) Bookmarks – Bookmarks are links to a location or the reference points in the document.

9. Instructions

10. 1. Open the example1.doc file

11. 2. Highlight a heading

12. 3. Choose the Heading 1 as its style Under tab Home > Styles

13. 4. Define the styles of all the headings Apply the Heading 1 style to major headings in the document. Apply the Heading 2 style to sub-headings, Heading 3 style to sub-sub-heading etc. Problem with headings? Go to uio.no/doreennn and find “Heading instructions” Navigation Feedback: Check if all headings’ styles are defined in Navigation pane

14. 5. Put the cursor where you want to put a table of contents Put the cursor in the beginning of the document

15. 6. Go to the References tab and find the Table of contents button

16. 7. Click the Table of contents button and choose Automatic table 1

17. 8. Check the table of contents made in the document

18. 9. Go to File > Save as

19. 10. In the Save as type, choose PDF(.pdf)

20. 11.Click Options. 12. In the Options’ dialog window, under Include non-printing information, check create bookmarks using: and choose Headings then click Ok

21. Note: check Open file after publishing, and the PDF file will be opened automatically. Unchecked box before saving, PDF file can be found on the same directory as the word file. 13. Click Save

22. 14. Clicking the Bookmark icon will open the bookmark’s list

23. 15. If you click a bookmark from the list, you can go to the corresponding topic in the report

24. Part I a)Download a example file from this link https://dl.dropbox.com/u/64780461/example2.docx or find it in folk.uio.no/doreennn https://dl.dropbox.com/u/64780461/example2.docx b)Create a table of contents in the example document without referring to the instruction sheets. Part II a)Convert the table of contents to bookmarks in a PDF file. Make sure that the topic on the bookmark directs you to the content itself. Exercises

25. Problem Solving FIELD TO EXPERIMENT 1. References tab 2. Sub-menu of the table of contents 3. ‘HELP’ button 4. Search the web

26. Problem Solving Activity 1 You created a Table of Contents for your report. While checking the documents you realize that one topic or heading was missing in the table of content which is very important. Your task is to find out how to insert a missing topic on TOC. Activity 2 Your table of contents are already made but upon reading the documents you realized that certain topic should not be on the TOC. Your task is to find out how to delete a single topic /heading from the table of contents. Activity 3 The table you created shows all the heading levels ( heading level 1 to level3) but what you wanted to appear on your TOC are just major topics which is just up to level 2. Your task is to customize your TOC hiding all level 3 headings.