[NFBCS] Creating Headings in Microsoft Word
David Andrews
dandrews920 at comcast.net
Thu Jun 24 22:52:51 UTC 2021
Yes, to your questions. Think of it as an outline.
On web, there is generally just one heading level 1. the others
follow, intro 2 if subsections of that would be 3 etc.
You can put them in as you write, or go back and do them, it doesn't matter.
Dave
At 09:24 PM 6/21/2021, you wrote:
>Hello:
>
>A few months ago, I asked about how to create headings in Microsoft
>Word. I'm ready to start writing a research proposal for my research
>methods class. I have a couple of follow-up questions about creating headings.
>
>1. Should I create my headings as I write my paper?
>2. I believe the keystroke for creating headings is alt-control and
>the level of your heading, correct?
>3. I'm assuming that the tile of my paper would be heading level 1,
>correct? I will then have a few sections in the paper such as
>introduction, literature review, method, and conclusion. So would
>those topics all be considered heading level 2? I just don't quite
>understand the heading level part. Thanks.
>
>
>--
>Leslie Fairall
>mailto:fairall at shellworld.net
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