Target Guides

Creating a Table of Contents in Microsoft Word was the first in a planned series of "Target Guides," short, focused how-to documents. They were aimed at people who already know an application but want to learn a new feature quickly. ("This looks great, Carmen, but can you add a table of contents?" the boss might say. Instead of trying to dig through Microsoft's online help and other user documentation to figure out how to do that, Carmen would only need to read this guide: everything she needs to know in four clear, well-organized pages.)

Sadly, the rest of the Target Guide series wasn't completed because the company that sold them over the Internet for me went out of business. But you can download Creating a Table of Contents by clicking on the image to the right.

Your company may need something similar for internal or external audiences. If so, please contact me. I can design, write, and produce it for you.

You might even need more in the same series. The next Target Guides I had planned were:

• Creating an Index in Microsoft Word
• Working with Graphics in Microsoft Word
• Working with Styles in Microsoft Word

Samples

Click the thumbnail below to download the original
Target Guide.

Note: This sample is an Adobe Acrobat file. If you don't have the Acrobat Reader, you can download it from the Adobe Web site.