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Adding Categories To Your Table of Authorities   Many people still generate their Table of Authorities using the MS Word Generic package .  Some firms use 3rd party software such as " Best Authority ". We were working on a large Table of Authorities.  All the entries needed to be marked.  There were cases , statutes , rules , as well as state cases . Within the Mark Citation dialog box it was noted that there was no State Cases category entry nevertheless, the attorney wanted the state cases separated out. 1.  We do not want to go down the road of running the TOA where all the cases were clumped together (Federal and State) whereupon we first had to separate them out manually.  You know that would be both time consuming and each new turnaround of the document would present a new set of separation and unnecessary work. 2.  MS Word does a decent job at generating the TOA provided that we help it to do so.  So let us see the very simple solution 3....

  MS Word Legal and Corporate - Get It Done Please… Scenario :  Attorney has a 47 separate Heading document.  The “Conclusion” Heading keeps saying 48 instead of Section 47.  Each separate section is being controlled by the style Heading 1.  With me so far?  For the first order of business, I ask the secretary if she would go into the multilevel outline dialogue box and confirm that Level 1 is “ Linked ” to Heading 1.  That was confirmed. I then had her go to the conclusion page ( Control End ), and strip the Heading 1 style off of the conclusion title.  Of course we used Control Shift N , and I then had her reapply the Heading 1 but it still read Section 48 when it should read Section 47. Meanwhile the attorney is asking what is going on and where is the document. Everything else up to the end of Section 46 was fine and I noticed that there was a page break to separate the Conclusion page.  I placed my cursor on the page break and when looki...

MS WORD LEGAL AND CORPORATE FREEZE THE HEADER ROW IN EXCEL  So, I need to make sure that if my Excel document spills over to a new screen I want to still see my Header Row. If I do not take action, my Heading will disappear once we spill over 1 screen worth of information. So, how do we make sure that our Header Repeats on every new page? 1. Select the row below the one you want to freeze. 2. Now use Alt + W + F+F. 3. Your Header will now be in place. Training From An Inside Perspective… Ask About Our Great Excel Class for the very beginner to the advanced user.  888-422-0692 Ext. 1 888-422-0692 Ext. 1 and 2 for all other Basic through advanced classes. www.advanceto.com https://advancetoffice.com/ www.awalkinthecenter.com Email : louis@advanceto.com Students@advanceto.com  Basic - Advanced Top-Tier Style Legal and Corporate MS Office Training for Secretaries, Word Processing Operators, Paralegals, Law Students, Attorneys and Business Professionals.  Unique Cour...

Getting The Appendix, Exhibit and Annex Numbers To Go Into The TOC... Scenario :  In the back of my document, I have APPENDIX A - D and I have had the request made to include the A- into the actual TOC page numbering. Many of you (and this is fine) will put in an "A- " before the numbered Field Code and it is an easy way to get the A- as part of the page numbering within the document footer itself.  Note: this method will not bring in A-1 into your TOC.  Using Heading Styles for the Headings of your Appendices or Exhibits will not by itself do it either.  Let's go over what needs to be done. 1.  Let us assume that we have a four level Multilevel Outline for the main part of the document so Heading levels 5-9 are available for this routine. 2.  Go to Appendix 1 and apply Heading 5 (or the next available Heading) to the Appendix Heading at the top of the page..  In the Multilevel  Outline, make sure you use "Link Level" to the proper Heading Style" ...

  Heading 2 Won’t Run In The TOC Scenario :  We get a call.  When the secretary runs the TOC they do not see the second level of the TOC even though the Level 2 entries have had Heading 2 applied throughout the document. First, I went into “Options” under the TOC Dialog Box and made sure that Heading 2 was in fact included in the TOC.  It was.  When we looked at the document they have a hidden return scenario within the document .  Before there was “the style separator” (Pre-2003) this was the situation:  When the Heading 2 text shared the paragraph with the body text we used to use a hard return with the “ Hidden Attribute ” applied to the hard return.  The Hard Return came in directly after the Heading 2 text and the text after the hidden attribute hard return was set for body text style.   Heading 2 Text 1.1 .   Terms of the Contract .(Hard Return with Hidden attribute applied) Remainder of Para body text.  Remainder of Para bod...

Low Cost Empire Volume 10 -  MS Word Fillable Forms For Small Business and Law Firms Books that read like a seminar! I originally wrote this book in 2015 and recently went back to “revamp” the book but people who recently bought it said “don’t touch it” it is fine and very easy to learn from.  So, I left it as is.  You might be working in a top 100 legal or corporate firm or you might be working in a smaller firm.  Either way, if a form needs to be developed within MS Word this book will quickly allow you to understand what needs to be done whether you use the Legacy Package or the newer Content Control package.  I also feel you will be one of the few who will be able to do so. This book is meant for the everyday MS Word User that wishes to learn the solid basics as to creating Fillable Forms in MS Word.  We thoroughly go over both the original Legacy package and the new Content Control package.  Whether you work in legal, medical, insurance or financi...