Large Word documents are often sprinkled with references to information throughout a document. You can enter them manually, but they'll be hard to maintain later. Instead, use this simple technique.

A feature that makes Microsoft Word documents more accessible for navigation is page numbers. Here's a guide on how to add page numbers in Microsoft Word.

Open Microsoft Word document and go to the References tab. Select your first index entry by dragging your cursor through it. In the ribbon, you will see the Index section toward the right side.

Whether you want to use page numbers to distinguish between a novel's preface and main body, a dissertation's introduction and chapters, or a textbook's content and index, using Microsoft Word's ...

You can add page numbers to your Google Docs document from either the web or mobile app. Here's how to use the web app to add page numbers: Open your Google Docs file. Go to Insert on the menu bar ...

One index is usually enough, but when you need more, use these two tricks to generate exactly the indices you need. The February 2015 article How to add an index to a Word document using index ...

Numbered index pages in a long Microsoft Word 2010 document can help your reader quickly find information; but if you add the index to the beginning of a document, it can throw off your entire ...

You can insert a footnote or endnote in Word from the References tab of the ribbon. Both serve as supplemental information to your document.