The ease with which you can create a table of contents will be directly related to how well you know the intricacies of your word processing program. Microsoft Word, Works, Word Perfect and Open Office all have the capacity to create tables of contents, but some writers still find it more expedient to create them manually.
Two rules apply to tables of contents, regardless of which software you use.
First, you should give the table of contents page its own title called "Contents."
Second, your table of contents page should be located after the Copyright page, Dedication page and Preface page.

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