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Thanks, didn't need to do this after all, so I am splitting the points.
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Thanks, didn't need to do this after all, so I am splitting the points.

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Hi I am looking to create a very simple table of contents and have never done it before.<br />
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I have a 15 page training document I just made. &nbsp;Each section has has a title.<br />
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What I would like to do now, it it isn't too involved, is to list the different section names on the first page and make them into hyperlinks that would take the user to that page when clicked on.<br />
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Can anyone help?<br />
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I am using Office 2000, but have access also to OFfice 2007<br />
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Thanks!
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Hi I am looking to create a very simple table of contents and have never done it before.

I have a 15 page training document I just made.  Each section has has a title.

What I would like to do now, it it isn't too involved, is to list the different section names on the first page and make them into hyperlinks that would take the user to that page when clicked on.

Can anyone help?

I am using Office 2000, but have access also to OFfice 2007

Thanks!

Need to enter some very simple page links in my document

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