Off-the-Wall: ToCs, Indexes and Bibliographies in OOo Writer  A
new way of thinking about and tagging a document's table of
contents and other supporting features makes sense and is more
convenient.  Indexes and tables is the phrase that Writer uses
for tables of contents (ToCs), indexes and bibliographies. The
term also covers ToC variants, such as lists of illustrations or
tables. At first, the need for the phrase seems momentarily
puzzling. If you're like most people, you probably are used to
thinking of ToCs, indexes and bibliographies as separate pieces
with no relation to one another. That's how most word processors
treat them. Roughly half the time, that's how the Writer
interface treats them, too.  However, the term exists because
Writer doesn't distinguish between these pieces of contents.
Lists of figures, tables of contents, indexes, bibliographies--
in Writer, all indexes and tables are treated as variations on
the same structure. No matter what particular type you are
creating, the procedure is id