How do you alphabetize things like bibliographies on Microsoft Word?
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Create a table and place each books details in a separate cell.  Then click inside the table, then click on the Table menu, then Sort, then choose the options you want.
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ls -l | more\n\n( '|' is called pipe, to get this use 'shift' and '&#92;' keys)\n\nyou should use space bar to go to the next page of list
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go to : http://citationmachine.net/index.php?new_style=1&reset=1#here
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Not really but there's something close...\nGoogle Directory  @ http://www.google.com/dirhp?hl=en\n\nIt divides each website in its database by subject and when you drill down to the topic you want,  it will list the websites in alphabetical order.\n\nHope this helps
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yes sort\nyou have to highlight it and\nin excel \nData --> Sort --> Assending order\n\nin word\nTable --> Sort
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Check out the Word Help File. In the table of contents, look for...\n\nWorking with Long Documents\n  Using Master Documents\n\nIt really should be required reading. I'm always amazed by the remarkably useful features in Word that no one ever uses. Document Revision Tracking anyone? ;)
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Go to Office Depot and buy "Word Processing\nfor Dummies".  Easy answer.
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calender\nceller\ncollor\ncorner\ndanger\ndirector\ndoctor\ndollar\nfinger\nhorror\nhunger\nlabor\nladder\nmaster\nmotor\nofficer\nother\npower\nregular\nsugar\n\nsame as the guy above me, but he mixed up regular and sugar. also, i take it that you mean alphabetical order
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If you mean heading and are working in Microsoft Word. Go up to your toolbar. Click View, go down to Header and Footer.  That should open it up for you.
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In Word 2003:\n\nInsert - Reference - Index and Tables...\n\nThere are many options there including TOC.\n\nI think it should be similar for other versions of Word.
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0. First of all, you should have used styles to define your headers.\n\n1. Go to Index/Reference/Index and Tables\n\n2. Choose "Table of Contents" tab\n\n3. If you have used MSWords standard Heading styles (Heading 1, Heading 2, ...), Just press OK. \n\n4. After some time you may like to update your table by rightclicking and selecting one of the update methods.
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Click on the "Favorites" to open them and then use drag and drop to move the items around. Clicking the Organize button at the top of the column works well too.\nGood Luck!
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YOU PUT EVERYTHING YOU HAVE ON THE\n REFERENCE PAGE. YOU CAN EITHER DO IT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER OR BY PAGE NUMBER
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Use Filter and Label. You can set them to be sorted automatically by Subject, From, To, Has the words, Doesn't have, but not by Size
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Can't do that in Excel. The best thing you can do is type your headings in row 1 in each column.
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If you have a list of things you want sorted, you can copy it and paste it into an Excel worksheet, then use the sort function, and then copy the list back into Word.  It will be in the form of a table.
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Right click then copy then past it in Microsoft word, or ctrl+c then ctrl+V in Your word.