In a word-processing document, you can add a table of contents for the whole document, or for each section or part of the document. You can then change the font, font size, and color of text; adjust spacing; and add leader lines. If you haven't already done so, apply paragraph styles to the text you want to appear in the table of contents. Place the cursor at the beginning of the area where you want use dot leaders, e.g., at the end of the first citation in the Index of Authorities. If you are using Word on a PC, open the tab settings pop-up box: 1. Go to Home on the ribbon at the top of the screen; 2. Click on the arrow in the lower right hand corner.
How To Insert Dot Leaders In Word For Macs
The middle dot (a.k.a. interpunct) is often used as a list separator, or in e.g. dictionaries for separating parts of a word (though in Unicode that is technically a different, but most often identical looking character: ‧).
How To Insert Dot Leaders In Word For Mac Os
In a word-processing document, you can add a table of contents for the whole document, or for each section or part of the document. You can then change the font, font size, and color of text; adjust spacing; and add leader lines. If you haven't already done so, apply paragraph styles to the text you want to appear in the table of contents. Place the cursor at the beginning of the area where you want use dot leaders, e.g., at the end of the first citation in the Index of Authorities. If you are using Word on a PC, open the tab settings pop-up box: 1. Go to Home on the ribbon at the top of the screen; 2. Click on the arrow in the lower right hand corner.
How To Insert Dot Leaders In Word For Macs
The middle dot (a.k.a. interpunct) is often used as a list separator, or in e.g. dictionaries for separating parts of a word (though in Unicode that is technically a different, but most often identical looking character: ‧).
How To Insert Dot Leaders In Word For Mac Os
To produce a middle dot character:
- Windows
- Alt0183 (on the numerical keyboard, with Num lock on)
- OS X
- ⌥ Opt. or
⌥ Opt⇧ Shift. or
⌥ Opt⇧ Shift9 (depending on keyboard layout) - Linux
- AltGr. or
⎄ Compose^. or
Ctrl⇧ Shiftu00b7⏎ Return (or Space) - HTML
···- LaTeX
textperiodcentered- Unicode
U+00B7
Similar characters: hyphenation point, ‧ (separating parts of a word in e.g. a dictionary); multiplication sign, ⋅; Greek interpunct (άνω τελεία, áno teleía), ·; bullet, •; Japanese interpunct (中黒, nakaguro), ・
