
Thesis Formatting
Margins, headings and captions — the marks nobody should lose.

Formatting marks are the only marks in a thesis that require no thinking, and they are lost every year — a contents page typed by hand, figure numbers that stopped matching in chapter four, margins off by five millimetres. We set the document up properly against your university's manual so it stays correct while you keep writing.
What you get
- Your university's manual applied exactly
- Automatic contents, tables and figures lists
- Heading styles that survive a page break
- Captions and cross-references that update themselves
- One consistent reference list, generated not typed
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