Using the StyleRef field for chapter headings in Microsoft Word 2013

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Documents that contain multiple headings can be hard to read without context as to where you are in the document. To give readers a visual clue, add dynamic text to page headers that reflect the most recent chapter heading in use.

To dynamically add page header text, use the Quick Parts StyleRef field to reference and display title headings that exist in the document. To see how this can be accomplished, follow the steps in the section below or watch this video tutorial which walks through the process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUipPzIHKkg

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Understanding the Azure App Service Editor

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Azure App Service Editor is a new tool in Microsoft Azure. It is now available in preview in the Azure Portal.

The App Service Editor was formerly known as Visual Studio Online (Monaco). The tool provides a web-based editor for Azure Web Apps (previously Azure Web Sites). This allows you to make quick edits to your sites without having to open an IDE.

This article looks back on how to edit a web app with older technology (Kudu) and how to use the preview version of App Service Editor to make edits to your sites.