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1 sub-question across 1 paper, 3 marks total.
Computer Applications Technology 2026
Below the text 'Contents', insert an automatic table of contents in the 'Classic' format with any tab leader.
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Click on the empty line directly below the text "Contents".
References → Table of Contents → Custom Table of Contents…
In the dialog set Formats: Classic and choose any Tab leader (the dotted line is typical). Click OK.
Last step of the question paper: after finishing 1.4, right-click the TOC → Update Field → Update entire table so All Caps headings appear in it correctly.
Why this earns the marks
the marks are for (1) automatic TOC at the right place, (2) Classic format, (3) a tab leader. A manually typed list would not be "automatic" because it isn't a field — it has no link back to the document's actual headings or page numbers, so it will never update and the examiner can tell at a glance it isn't the real feature. The two built-in Automatic Table options do not let you pick Classic, so the custom dialog is required — they're a convenient shortcut for the default look, not a way to control which named format is used.
If the TOC comes out empty or misses headings, the headings may use styles such as HubHeading that have no outline level. In the dialog click Options… and give the style a TOC level, or check that the heading text uses Heading 1/2/3.