Archive for September 2016

Create, delete a cross-reference to: numbered item, heading, bookmark, figure, and table. A cross reference is simply a reference from one part of the document to some other part of the document which contains related information. This simply means that if two parts of a document contain related information then we can use a cross…

Add, delete a bookmark. A bookmark is a simple tool using which you can save shortcuts to some particular parts of a document and can reach those parts of the document directly by simply clicking on the bookmark. To add a bookmark to a place in a document, first of all click on that particular…

Mark an index: main entry, subentry. Delete a marked index entry. An index entry is a technique which helps us in defining some areas in a document which we might need to be used as the headings in a table of contents. This simply means that using index entries, we can define some particular areas…

Create, update a table of figures based on specified styles and formats. In the same way as we can create a table of contents, we can also create a table of figures in Writer. A table of figures lists all the tables, graphics and objects present in the document in a table format. Whenever a…

Create, update a table of contents based on specified heading styles and formats. Writer’s table of contents feature lets you build an automated table of contents from the headings in your document. These entries are automatically generated as hyperlinks in the table. Whenever changes are made to the text of a heading in the body…

Insert, modify footnotes, endnotes. Footnotes and Endnotes in a document are used to give credit to sources of any material which is being borrowed, summarized or paraphrased in that document. They are intended to refer readers to the exact pages of the works listed in the Works Cited, References, or Bibliography section. The main difference…