Link Table Of Contents Log For Free

in this video I'm going to show you how to do a linked table of context within Microsoft Word so if you notice the first one here where on my book I have introduction and you can tell it's linked I'm going to click on it and it's going to take me to the first chapter of my book here the reason I'm doing this is I'm updating the book for smashwords and what they do is they link you to this 25 minute long video on how to do this when you can see they want you to add these navigations so if you need to do this it's actually not very difficult and I can I'm going to walk you through it here pretty quickly and I'll also show you a couple tricks that will help you speed up the process first thing you need to do is go down to the chapter 4 age so what all I'm gonna do here is I'm grabbing the the title I'm doing control find on my keyboard and what that's going to do is bring up the navigation take me down here and with the whole heading highlighted what you want to do is go on your top ribbon insert bookmark and then you're gonna type the text in so you want to type in I usually just go with the name of the chapter title and click Add it's done now if you notice when I typed that I'll show you here again there's no spaces if you put a space it's not gonna allow you to add it so you can either just put it all as one word you can do you know - xeni thing like that that's fine but no spaces go back to your table a context highlight it backup it your ribbon you go insert link now and by default it's usually going to be on this existing file or webpage you want the second one here place within the document and then you'll notice I've got bookmarks my first day you notice I have this headings here too it's going to try to select the headings and this is if you use if you've got any of the headings with the CSS tagging I'm not very good about doing that so what I'm looking at here is the bookmarks option so my first day it's highlighted hit ok now it's under linked if I click on it boom it takes me down there this kind of a time-consuming process if you're going to be scrolling down back and forth so here's a little tip to speed this process up what you can do to speed the process up is go to view and then go split screen or split window and what it's going to do is it's going to bring your document up in two windows separately so what you can do is you can have your table of contents in the top one and then you could be going down to your text in the lower one so notice what I did there I typed into my fine navigation brief history of Ireland it's highlighted I'm gonna go inserts bookmark type in a brief history of Ireland and I'm just copy and pasting here rather than typing to speed the process up hit add done back up at the head chapter title you can also right click and scroll down to link still gonna be placed in document you can see I've got a brief history of Ireland hit okay I'm gonna do one more full review of Ireland pasting it into my navigation...