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  HOW TO CREATE LIST OF FIGURES AND TABLE WITH LIBREOFFICE WRITER If you are writing scientific paper or such documents, you need table of figures. Actually it is same with table of contents. LibreOffice calls it  Illustration Index . We will show you an example. 1.      Create a document that consist of 4 pages. 2.      Put your cursor on page 2. 3.      Insert a picture on page 2. You can do copy-paste from your file manager or by menu > Insert > Picture > From File. Set picture caption (description text below image). This is the first picture. 4.      Insert a picture for page 3. Give it caption. 5.      Insert a picture for page 4. Give it caption. 6.      Put your cursor on page 1. 7.      Insert > Indexes and Tables > Indexes and Tables. If you want to change the title of this table of figures, enter ...

  How to Create Table of Contents in LibreOffice Writer     This beginner’s guide would help you to add basic Table of Contents in Writer document. Table of Contents is a necessary index which is needed for every user when dealing with long documents, book drafts etc. Table of content is an index which gives user easy access to any location in the document. In this guide, we will try to create a simple table of contents (TOC) with 3 headings and some sub-headings. Steps to Add Table of Contents §   O pen the document where you want to add table of contents. Consider below document for example. You have to add the headings and subheadings with style to make them appear in the table of contents. Select the heading which would be an item in your index content. Then from the toolbar select Heading 1 epeat the steps for all top level headings. For subheading, select the corresponding text and apply style Heading 2. Repeat the ...

 Headings and Subheadings Manual This manual discusses:  1. The formatting requirements for headings and chapters/ sections.  2. It provides step-by-step instructions on how to set up heading styles (major headings and subheadings) in Microsoft Word.  This will help with consistently formatting both headings and subheadings. Heading styles are particularly important because they allow Word to index the location of each individual heading and subheading. This will then enable Word to automatically generate a Table of Contents (discussed in the Table of Contents Manual), rather than having to manually create one. Thus, this will ultimately save you time and ensure that the headings and subheadings are consistently labeled on your Table of Contents. Briefly, it is important to note the different types of headings discussed in this manual.  1. Major headings: These include chapter headings as well as the headings for any other major section in your document (e.g., A...

  CREATE LIBREOFFICE WRITER TEMPLATES Create Page Style   1.      Open a new file in Libreoffice. 2.      On the menu bar, select Format > Styles and Formatting (F11) 3.      In the Styles and Formatting dialog box that appears, select the Styles icon. 4.      Right-click on an empty area, select New. 1.      On the Organizer tab, click the text field in the Name and type Page_Contents. 5.      Click the Page tab, Select A4 in the Format Options. Then, in the Margins section, specify the margin size: Left: 2.00cm Right: 2.00cm Top: 1.50cm Bottom: 2.00cm 6.      Click the Header tab, check the Header On option. 7.      Do the same on the Footer tab by checking the Footer On option. Click Apply and OK. Create a List Style 8.      In the Styles and Formatting dialog box, click the List St...