2. Format setting: Note that the same format should be set for the titles at the same level here; For convenience, create a new style for each level of title; For example, after setting the format of Introduction, select the introduction, right-click, select "Save the selected content as a new quick style" in the style and name it "First-level title", then select other titles at the same level and set the format as "First-level title".
3. After setting the format, select "Define New Multilevel List";
4. In the pop-up dialog box, click the "More" option;
5. Define the first-level title;
When setting the level, we should pay attention to the following options: the level to be displayed in the library, the link level to the style (here we choose the first-level title), the numbering style of this level, and the format of the input number. Note that in the format of the input number, you can insert the required words or symbols before and after the number. In this example, the words "Chapter" and "Chapter" are inserted.
6. Define the second level;
Generally, we will number the secondary level as 1. 1, so we should first select 1 level in "The included level number comes from" and then select "This level number style is". In the middle, the numbering style "I. 1" in the figure will appear.
7. After setting up according to the previous steps, click OK, and you will find that the chapter titles of the paper have been numbered automatically according to the form we want.
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Microsoft Office Word is a word processing application of Microsoft Corporation.
It was originally written by richard brodie in 1983 for IBM computers running DOS. Subsequent versions can run on Apple Macintosh (1984), SCO UNIX and Microsoft Windows (1989) and become a part of Microsoft Office.
Word provides users with tools to create professional and elegant documents, which helps users save time and obtain elegant and beautiful results.
Microsoft Office Word has always been the most popular word processing program.
Reference: word- Baidu Encyclopedia