First, go to the beginning of the document, select the text content for which you want to set the first-level title, set the font and font size, and then select Format-Paragraph-Indentation and Spacing tab- Outline level is set to 1! -All right. So the first-level title is set. Similarly, you can set the titles of Level 2 and Level 3 ... The difference is that you can select Level 2 and Level 3 in "Outline Level" accordingly. Brush other first-level titles with the newly set first-level titles.

2. Place the cursor in the position where you want to insert the directory, and click Insert-Reference-Index and Directory-Format (the default is from the template, but there is no leader at this time, so you can select the classic first, and then select the display page number and the right alignment of the page number at the same time to select a leader).

Third, the automatically generated directory is not in the same format as you think. You can reset the directory at this time. Move the cursor to any position in front of the table of contents and repeat "Insert", "Reference" and "Index and Table of Contents" just now. At this time, you will find that "format" has changed to "from template", and then click "modify" on the right. In the pop-up dialog box, you can modify the formats of "Directory 1" and "Directory 2", and the modification is finished.

4. If the line spacing of directories is too large or too small, you can only select all directories, and then set the line spacing in the format-paragraph, just like editing text. When you create a directory, you will change the format and set all indents to the same indentation, so you won't find the problem. Directory format modification: insert paragraphs that refer to indexes and directories to modify, enter the modified format, and then see a directory style, two-level directories, and modify the format.