Lists, Headers, and Navigation
Harry
· 12 Sep 2026
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Bulleted and Numbered Lists
Type your items, select them, then Home → Bullets or Numbering. Press Enter inside a list keeps the list going; Backspace on an empty list line stops it.
Multilevel Lists
For outlines like 1. / 1.1 / 1.1.1 use Home → Multilevel List:
1. Introduction
1.1 Goals
1.2 Scope
2. Body
2.1 MethodsTab promotes a line to the next level; Shift+Tab moves it back up.
Heading Structure = Navigation
If you applied Heading styles, you get free navigation:
- Navigation pane - View → Navigation Pane lists every heading; click to jump.
- Table of Contents - References → Table of Contents builds a TOC from headings in one click.
- Update a TOC with right-click → Update Field after editing.
Check and Outline Views
- Outline view - drag whole sections up and down like blocks.
- Headings as links - in the PDF/HTML export, headings become bookmarks automatically when built from styles.
Key Points
- Lists inherit formatting from styles - restyle once, all lists update.
- Multilevel lists depend on Heading styles for a clean structure.
- A TOC built from styles updates itself - treat headings as the skeleton.