Exercise 4: MS Word Manual (IT ERA)



 HEADER AND FOOTER


COVER PAGE 


HEADING STYLES (1,2,3) IN TITLES


TABLE OF CONTENTS


CAPTION TO IMAGES


TABLE OF FIGURES 


FOOTNOTES 


INSERT CITATION AND BIBLIOGRAPHY


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