Word Thesis or Long Document Structure and Navigation Plan
Set up a long document so it stays manageable.
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Plan the structure of a long document in Word (about [PAGE_COUNT] pages). Type of document: [DOCUMENT_TYPE]. Chapters or parts: [CHAPTERS]. Requirements from the institution or client: [FORMAT_RULES]. Tools used for references: [REFERENCE_TOOL]. Do not write any of my content. Tell me whether to use one file or a master document with subdocuments, with the risks of each, and recommend the simpler option. Set out styles, heading numbering, page numbering with different front matter and body, headers that show the chapter title, captions and cross-references, lists of tables and figures, and an index if required. Explain simply why very long documents slow down and how to manage it, for example splitting images into a separate folder and compressing them [VERIFY]. Plan for tracking changes with supervisors or clients and producing a clean copy, a weekly backup routine with five checks before each backup, and a pre-submission checklist: update all fields, check heading levels, check references, check page breaks, save a PDF and compare it with the Word version. Return a numbered plan to tick off; mark menu paths you are unsure of [VERIFY].
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