Add a Table of Contents to your Research Notes using MS Word

[@roncadillac3987]

Thanks! Have MS Word on my Mac. I really appreciate you showing steps!

[@GenealogyTV]

Glad it helped!

[@GenealogyTV]

Thanks for the Super Thanks!

[@jacquievickerspioneerresea2730]

Wow! I have been working with Word for years, but never knew it could do a Table of Contents so easily and fast! I will definitely be using this with my own research notes. Thank you Connie! That's awesome!

[@GenealogyTV]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for such a nice comment.

[@addicted2spn789]

Great video! Very informative and you make it so easy to follow and to understand. I always get giddy when I wake up to an alert for a new video from you! Thanks Connie!

[@GenealogyTV]

Ah.. that was so nice. You made my day! Thank you.

[@jveebklyn1644]

When I started on this journey I was anxious to populate my tree. Keeping good notes was good advice that I didn't heed. Inevitably you will have errors in your tree or you will see errors in other trees. Without good notes you will find yourself retracing your steps unnecessarily. Connie, great content as usual!👏

[@GenealogyTV]

Thank you. I totally agree.

[@minikitz5642]

Thanks, Connie! This was so helpful. I always learn a bunch from your videos. (Debbie J)

[@GenealogyTV]

Thank you Debbie. That means a lot.

[@michaelrochester48]

I use the notes section especially when I go into my Royal Ancestry. I cut and paste biographies from Wikipedia, I use previous research notes from Douglas Richardson and the Charles Cawley medieval land database so I can evaluate the evidence later

[@Matthew.Shaffer]

When using the Table of Contents to move to a certain section of the document (by clicking the header), how do you get the document to do the reverse (instead of having to scroll back up to the top)? Using an example in the video, clicking 1919 in the Table of Contents takes us to the 1919 section within the body of the document. How can you create a one-click option (such as clicking on the 1919) that will take you directly back to the Table of Contents (without having to scroll with the mouse)?

[@GenealogyTV]

Good question. I just tried it and discovered that if you hold the CTRL key down and hit the Home button on your keyboard, it will take you back to the TOC.

[@judieallison9791]

I have access to members-only until Dec 19. However, I can't seem to do it. I click on join and I can't seem to be able to access them. Please help

[@GenealogyTV]

Hi Judie. Thanks for supporting the channel. You need to go the Community tab and look for posts with handouts. Go here and get all the handouts you want. You'll click through to a web link with a PDF document... then click the down arrow in the upper right corner to download the document. Start here and scroll through the blog posts. kzbin.infoCommunity

[@stevelaursen1691]

Hello. My Grandmother and her siblings were left by the parents to be raised by other familys. I know all the parties involved byt how do I connect them in my tree. thanks

[@GenealogyTV]

See this episode about connecting and disconnecting on Ancestry kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2nMhGeaatqqhaM

[@stevelaursen1691]

@@GenealogyTV I’ve seen that video and I know how they connect however, when I open up my tree in horizontal or vertical view, the first wife always appears how do I get the second wife to be the one that appears thank you

[@kathynance1807]

could some one help me to print out the transcripts for this video. I just joined and would like to to see how to do it. any help would be appreciated.

[@GenealogyTV]

You can get the handout in the Community or Membership tab at KZbin.com/GenealogyTV. If you're an Info Access member, there will be a link in the posts that say HANDOUT. Click the link and then either print or download as you wish. Thanks for supporting the channel Kathy.

[@kathynance1807]

@@GenealogyTV thanks do i have to be a member of you to as we; as a member of this site