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Making a 'dynamic' bullet point summary
When I learn for my studies, I usually make summaries using hierarchical layouts in word as follows (example, dots are spaces, or tabs in word);
Europe ......-France ..............oParis .......-Germany ..............oBerlin Asia .......-Japan .............oTokyo .......-China ..............oBejing It would be very helpful if I could easily minimize sub-categories to achieve some overview after which I can 'unfold' categories. This would result in the following: Europe (+) Asia (+) , where the (+) could be pressed for the countries and cities. It is the same as the standard folder structure used in Windows and Mac. My question is; does anyone know how to do such a thing using Word or some other program? |
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Check out the use of Heading Styles in conjunction with Word's Outline view.
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Cheers, Paul Edstein [Fmr MS MVP - Word] |
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To add to what Paul suggested, you should turn off the "Keep with next" setting for the heading styles, if you plan to use them without "intervening" body text paragraphs.
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Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP Microsoft 365 apps for business Windows 11 Professional |
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