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Revision as of 00:46, 14 January 2009
- Tables of contents
- Customizing a table of contents
- Using the Index/Table page
- Using the Entries page
- Using the Styles, Columns, and Background pages
- Maintaining a table of contents
- Alphabetic indexes
- Customizing index entries
- Customizing the appearance of an index
- Maintaining an index
- Other types of indexes
- Bibliographies
- Creating a bibliographic database
- Adding a reference (citation) into a document
- Formatting the bibliography
- Defining the paragraph style for the bibliography
- Updating and editing an existing bibliography
A bibliography is useful for displaying references used throughout a document. These references are either stored in a bibliographic database or within the document itself.
This section shows you how to:
- Create a bibliographic database; add and maintain entries
- Add a reference into a document
- Format the bibliography
- Update and edit an existing bibliography
For most of this section, the database table used is the sample one that comes with Writer. For information on creating a new table in the bibliographic database, see Chapter 8 (Getting Started with Base) in the Getting Started book.
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