How to number front matter in word Videos

• 1. How to format a book in MS Word (Part III: Front matter, back matter and section breaks)
• 2. Using the FSU ETD Template: The Front Matter
• 3. Authorpreneur Nuts & Bolts #5: How to Format Front Matter in Scrivener
• 4. Latex Tutorial 3 of 11: Table of Contents and Front Matter
• 5. Lynda HTML Full Tutorial: 11 Exploring the front matter of HTML
• 6. YAML: Markdown front matter
• 7. UCF ETD Tutorial: Frontmatter
• 8. Words Matter series "Meditate the Word" Pastor Tracy Boyd

How to format a book in MS Word (Part III: Front matter, back matter and section breaks)

User Comments

The Peace Project commented on 25 Sep 2015

Which version of word are you using? I have Word 2003, and it doesn't look like that. I went to your website and you referred to Word 2010, is that the one you are using here? Great website BTW. I subscribed to your Youtube channel as well. I have been going crazy and wasting an incredible amount of time trying to format my book using word 2003. It seems like I fix one problem, then another one comes up.

Robyn Oakley commented on 11 Nov 2015

thanks for all your help on formatting!

fhbartho commented on 16 Nov 2015

Thanks Derek

Using the FSU ETD Template: The Front Matter

Authorpreneur Nuts & Bolts #5: How to Format Front Matter in Scrivener

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Zach Bohannon commented on 06 Nov 2014

Thank you Garrett. All these videos are very helpful. I do have one question I can't seem to find information on and I'm sure it is simple to do. How do I get my TOC to appear after my Front Matter? Any help would be appreciated. 

Jeff Jones commented on 13 Jun 2015

I am interested on how I can place my front matter in the book without it showing up in the table of contents, can you please give advise on this?

Alyne de Winter commented on 15 Nov 2014

I hope you keep doing these Garrett. You're the only one who has explained Scrivener in a way that I get. Thanks!

Wyatt commented on 01 Sep 2015

Erm what if I don't have a website link? Does it matter?

Beth Krier commented on 01 Jul 2015

Great info. Wish you talked just a little slower.

Latex Tutorial 3 of 11: Table of Contents and Front Matter

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Hua Gong commented on 16 Dec 2014

Nice tutorial. What is the font of your latex code ? It looks sooooo good. 

Alexander Baran-Harper commented on 16 Dec 2014

I'm using Avenir. I find it easy on the eyes :)

Lynda HTML Full Tutorial: 11 Exploring the front matter of HTML

YAML: Markdown front matter

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Sam Deacon commented on 22 Sep 2015

jekyll has made me fall in love with yaml. Your site has some really cool ways of using liquid + yaml templating :) makes me wonder how I can tack something like this onto a php/mysql project or backend frameworks like laravel (but then I suppose they all have their own server-side templating such as blade or twig)

Thomas Bradley commented on 22 Sep 2015

+Sam Deacon I feel like they all have some sort of metadata system like YAML that would work with those templating systems too.

UCF ETD Tutorial: Frontmatter

Words Matter series "Meditate the Word" Pastor Tracy Boyd