You can save a reference's table of contents on the Content tab. Having the table of contents handy helps you identify the subject matter, topics, and main points of an item. It can also help you to place the item's contents into a larger context later on (see Retaining and Organizing Knowledge).
Often, you will not need to enter the table of contents by hand. Instead, many publishers' and booksellers' websites, as well as an increasing number of online library catalogs, offer the table of contents on a Web page, where you can copy it to the Clipboard and then paste it into Citavi. An even faster way is to use the Pickers.
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