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Hi there I am wanting to make a word document so that when you open my document you will get the main page and the content pages only you click on a chapter and you will be taken to it that chapter will only displayed you cant view chapter two untill you get to the bottom off the page and click on chapter two or go back to content pages and so on. I hope this make sense to you. Can I do this with word or can I do this with pdf.
Thank you
Mathew
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You can also format each heading as a hyperlink back to the TOC (as is done in e-books).
You can add the Go to TOC button to the Quick Access Toolbar via File > Options > Quick Access Toolbar.
Alternatively, press Alt+Left arrow to return to the hyperlinked TOC entry you (just) clicked on.
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Hi there thank you for your reply I have look at the link you cave me I will use that info for that part Can you have a look at the picture below
Can I do this at all
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Mathew
Hello, I’m Ajibola and I’m happy to help.
“In this article (https://infoinspired.com/how-to-guides/how-to-create-a-clickable-custom-table-of-contents-in-microsoft-word-or-pdf/)
To create a Word document with clickable chapters and content pages, you need to use headings to structure your document and then insert a table of contents that links to the headings. You can also use bookmarks and hyperlinks to create custom links to different parts of your document.
“In this article (https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/how-to-create-a-pdf-with-clickable-table-of/ba3386ff-a687-4be7-8dbc-72f24bb538a8)
To create a PDF document with clickable chapters and content pages, you need to use software that supports creating bookmarks and links in PDF files, such as Adobe Acrobat or a similar tool. You can also convert your Word document to a pdf document and preserve the links and bookmarks you created in WordPDF.
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