Creating a List of Images in Microsoft Word

Not a person

Not sure if this is the right forum;

I have a lot of images in a document, possibly hundreds; the image titles are all formatted with a particular style.

Is it possible to create a list of images that uses the style to create the list automatically?

Hardly?

Thanks:)

Capt'n Midnight

off topic - not a solution more of a different way to attack the problem

when I've a word document with lots of pictures one trick is to open it up in openoffice / libreoffice and then save it as a web page

saving as html separates out the images into their on screen sizes
and not using word cleans out a lot of html crud


the problem then becomes parsing a html document - this may / may not be easier to work with

Kenny Logins

In the table of contents?

References > Table of Contents Right click on it and select Edit Field > Table of contents > options and the select the style you have used for the captions as No 1.

Not a person

Kenny Logins wrote: »

In the table of contents?

References > Table of Contents Right click on it and select Edit Field > Table of contents > options and the select the style you have used for the captions as No 1.

Thanks, I will try this, although I already have a TOC. I`ll give it go in a little while when everything else done (sort of)

Kenny Logins

You can have more than one TOC IIRC, each with different settings. There may be a better way to do this, but it should work.

Not a person

Kenny Logins wrote: »

You can have more than one TOC IIRC, each with different settings. There may be a better way to do this, but it should work.

Thanks Kenny, this worked.

Although many Images became embedded in the TOC. I just deleted them. And it got the page numbers wrong; edited manual.

I cannot get my head around the built in labeling system in WORD for Images , this is why I used styles. Thanks.

Kenny Logins

If the images have the same style applied they will also appear in the TOC. I use one style for images/photos and this is then automatically followed by a caption style.

GreenWolfe

Which version of Word are you using OP? I use this way for Word 2007, but it should be OK for 2010 as well.

The handiest way (I find) is to select the image, then insert a caption (References --> Captions group --> Insert Caption).

When you have a load of captions built up, navigate to the page where your table of figures should go, go to the Captions group again, click "Insert Table of Figures" and click OK.

EDIT: As the table of figures changes, just right click, choose "Update Field" and update the entire table.