Expand Training Manual's Table of Contents
Budget: $10 – $30 AUD
Our company-wide training manual has grown with several brand-new modules, but the table of contents still reflects the old structure. I need the TOC updated so every new section appears in the right hierarchical order with correct numbering and indentation.
You’ll receive the current manual file along with a brief note describing each added module. Your job is to:
• Insert the new section titles into the existing table of contents, matching the style, numbering sequence, and indentation already in use.
• Cross-check that the page references (or hyperlink anchors, if the file is digital) point to the correct location in the document.
• Return the manual with the refreshed TOC ready for internal distribution.
Right now, my priority is adding the new sections; however, if you notice that a small amount of re-ordering or page number tweaks would improve clarity, feel free to flag it—efficiency matters more than rigid adherence to the old layout.
Familiarity with Word, Adobe Acrobat, or other professional document-editing tools will make the process smoother, but I’m flexible on the specific software you use as long as the final file opens perfectly on our end.
To confirm everything is in place, I’ll check that every newly listed heading jumps to the correct spot when clicked (or shows the right page in print view). Once that passes, the project is complete.
You’ll receive the current manual file along with a brief note describing each added module. Your job is to:
• Insert the new section titles into the existing table of contents, matching the style, numbering sequence, and indentation already in use.
• Cross-check that the page references (or hyperlink anchors, if the file is digital) point to the correct location in the document.
• Return the manual with the refreshed TOC ready for internal distribution.
Right now, my priority is adding the new sections; however, if you notice that a small amount of re-ordering or page number tweaks would improve clarity, feel free to flag it—efficiency matters more than rigid adherence to the old layout.
Familiarity with Word, Adobe Acrobat, or other professional document-editing tools will make the process smoother, but I’m flexible on the specific software you use as long as the final file opens perfectly on our end.
To confirm everything is in place, I’ll check that every newly listed heading jumps to the correct spot when clicked (or shows the right page in print view). Once that passes, the project is complete.