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Print Word Document Outline Only
Posted on 2008-06-25
Hello,
I have a Word document that is about 300 Pages long. I used headings and subheadings for each section. I would like to print a document that contains only the headings and subheadings so that it looks like an outline instead of the content. Can this be done in Word? If so, how do I do this?
Thanks,
John
I have a Word document that is about 300 Pages long. I used headings and subheadings for each section. I would like to print a document that contains only the headings and subheadings so that it looks like an outline instead of the content. Can this be done in Word? If so, how do I do this?
Thanks,
John
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jheib,
How are you doing?
Yes this can be done, see my attached examples:
EE-Uncondensed-Headings-Printed.pdf
EE-Condensed-Headings-Printed.pdf
How are you doing?
Yes this can be done, see my attached examples:
EE-Uncondensed-Headings-Printed.pdf
EE-Condensed-Headings-Printed.pdf
What you need to do is open your document and go to View - select Outline
This will pull up the page with the Headings and text listed below. If you click "ctrl + a" it will highlight your entire paper. Selecting the Blue minus sign (-) will collapse all the sections down (if you have multiple layers, you might need to do this a few times). Ultimately, you will be left with my first postings "Condensed Headings". Now you just "print" what you see and that will be your outline (headings 1).
When you are done, you can change the view back to Print, Normal, etc.
See the attached screen shots, that show the steps.
Hope this helps,
Kevin
Headings-Condensed.bmp
Open-headings---uncollapsed.bmp
Selecting-Headings.bmp
View---Outline.bmp
This will pull up the page with the Headings and text listed below. If you click "ctrl + a" it will highlight your entire paper. Selecting the Blue minus sign (-) will collapse all the sections down (if you have multiple layers, you might need to do this a few times). Ultimately, you will be left with my first postings "Condensed Headings". Now you just "print" what you see and that will be your outline (headings 1).
When you are done, you can change the view back to Print, Normal, etc.
See the attached screen shots, that show the steps.
Hope this helps,
Kevin
Headings-Condensed.bmp
Open-headings---uncollapsed.bmp
Selecting-Headings.bmp
View---Outline.bmp
See these additional screen shots for the selecting and closing of headings,
Kevin
Open-Headings.jpg
Ctrl-A---highlights-text.jpg
Collapse-closes-down-level.jpg
Kevin
Open-Headings.jpg
Ctrl-A---highlights-text.jpg
Collapse-closes-down-level.jpg
Can't you simply create the table of contents based on your heading levels? The advantage is that you can set different styles for the TOC and regenerating it whenever needed in two clicks...
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