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Some subheadings are included in the template but feel free to add more (or delete).\nMake sure to update the index regularly (e.g., position the cursor over the index, click right and chose Update table. You can choose to update everything or just the page number)\nPage numbering usually starts from the index page and continues till the end of the refence list. Remember that pages with odd numbers are always on the right-hand side /when printing on both sides). This document contains page breaks that affect page numbering, it is essential that you do not delete these.\nAppendices should be numbered consecutively in the heading (e.g., Appendix 1), Appendix 2 etc). The page number where the appendix starts will be included in the index – this can be removed by manually editing the list once everything else is OK. If you have several appendices, you may add how many and include each title.\nNOTE! 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