How to create a Binder Index in Word (2 ways)
No matter how much we talk about "paperless" legal practices, we're probably always going to have binders of documents. And for those, you need an index. Here are two ways to create one.
0:00 Intro
0:23 The 2 formats I'll demonstrate
1:08 Format #1: Tab # first, description after
2:18 Format #2: Description + dot leader + tab number at right margin
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