This tab is the most useful for those who are creating a thesis or writing books or lengthy documents. Options like citation, footnote, table of contents, caption, bibliography, etc. can be found under this tab.
Table of contents provides an overview into your document so your readers can go right to a section of interest.
Include the current heading in the table of contents.
Refresh the table of contents so all entries refer to the correct page number.
Add a note at the bottom the page, providing more info about something in your document.
Add a note like a comment or citation, providing more info about something in your document.
Jump to the next foot note.
Search for definitions, images, web pages and other result from various online sources.
Create a source of information by citing the book, or other material it comes from.
Organize the sources cited in your document.
Choose the citation style for your document, such as APA style, Chicago style or MLA style.
List all your sources in a bibliography or works cited section.
Add a caption to a picture or other images. Once you have added a caption, you can reference your object anywhere in your document by inserting a cross-reference.
Add a list of captions objects and their page numbers for quick reference.
Refer to specific places in your document, such as headings, figures and tables.
Add the selected text to the index.
Add an index listing key words and the page numbers they appear on.
Add the selected text to the table of authorities.
Add a list of cases, statutes, and other authorities cited in your document.