Headings in MS word are hierarchies of a document. Simply, you can assign Heading 1 for Chapter, Heading 2 for sub-chapter, Heading3 for sub-sub-chapter etc. MS Word provides built-in styles and standard headings, namely Heading 1, Heading 2, until Heading 9.
There are a lot of advantages of headings:
- Easily creating a hierarchic numbering system. In Gaya UKM, you have to make multilevel numbering with chapter number (see: Numbering systems in UKM Style). Using headings (and multilevel list), it can be easily done.
- Applying the heading styles for each title of chapter/sub-chapter/sub-sub-chapter. It saves your time and makes consistent formats in your document. See: Make your thesis style using STYLES
- Creating a table of contents at a glance. This is one of the important advantages of headings since manual creation of table of contents really costs time, energy and often results mistakes in page numbers. By applying headings, a table of contents can be created and updated in one click procedure so that it is very helpful when you create and edit your doc.
- Creating captions with chapter number. (but it can't be applied in UKM style due to its limitations)
- Referring to a chapter/sub-chapter number. For example in the chapter 4 you need to refer 3.2 section, it can be done if you apply headings. It also provides hyperlink for the referred section.
- Producing a document map only can be done if you develop your doc using headings.
- Creating bookmarks in PDF file
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