"Inhaltsverzeichnisserstellung" refers to the process of automatically generating a table of contents for a document or publication. The table of contents serves to provide readers with an overview of the structure and content of the document by listing the page numbers and headings of each section.
Typical features of software in the area of "Inhaltsverzeichnisserstellung" include:
Automatic detection of headings: The software automatically detects the headings and subheadings in the document based on their formatting or hierarchy.
Page numbering: The software automatically adds page numbers that refer to the corresponding sections in the table of contents.
Customizable formatting: Users can customize the formatting of the table of contents, such as font, font size, indentation, or line spacing.
Levels and sublevels: The software allows the representation of section headings in different levels and sublevels in the table of contents to accurately reflect the document's structure.
Update upon changes: The table of contents is automatically updated when changes are made to the document, such as adding, deleting, or moving sections.
Multi-page table of contents: The software supports the creation of multi-page table of contents if the document is extensive and the table of contents needs to be displayed on multiple pages.
