Hi, Gabe:<br /><br /><br />I have uploaded your edited document, and I hope that you find the suggestions helpful. If you have any questions, please send a message to me via Editor World.<br /><br />You know, some documents&nbsp;are hard to edit because they need a lot of re-writing. Others are hard to edit because they are so well-written to begin with, that the challenge is not to spoil the original. Yours certainly falls into the second category. I simply polished here and there and many changes are neither better nor worse than the original, simply different. Of course, with track&nbsp;changes&nbsp;you can easily accept of reject any or all edits.<br /><br />I inserted a table of contents (TOC) which will update automatically if you make any changes&nbsp;to the layout. So, by all means, add or delete entire pages, go crazy, the TOC won't be bothered. It will update page numbering the next time you open the document.<br /><br />I also added page numbering and put the chapter name in the header. &nbsp;As you probably know, Microsoft Word isn't the best program for publishing -- In Design is far better -- but then, who can afford In Design?<br /><br />I didn't change&nbsp;the left margin, but books usually have a gutter for binding. &nbsp;I would set it to 1/4" - 3/8" in Page Layout. If you're just publishing as a PDF, it won't need changing.&nbsp;<br /><br />You'll find other explanations in the comments within the document. But remember:<br />When you open a document containing tracked changes, it appears in the Final Show Mark-up view. To see the document without mark-ups, do the following:&nbsp;<br /><br />For PCs, on the Microsoft Word (2010) menu bar, click Review. Then select Final: Show Mark-up (All Mark-up) and click the drop-down arrow. Choose Final.<br /><br />For Word 2013, click Review, then from the All Mark-up drop-down box, select No Mark-up.<br /><br />For Macs, on the Review tab, under Tracking, click Track Changes to turn on or off. Choose No Markup from the drop-down menu in Show Markup.<br /><br />And please proofread&nbsp;your document carefully. Although I was careful not to change the content, I do make mistakes, as my wife tells me&nbsp;daily.<br /><br />If you need any further changes, just let me know and I'll make the modifications for you. You can even attach the revised document to a message and send it to me for tweaking. All part of the service.<br /><br />All that remains is for me to congratulate&nbsp;you on a fine job. I hope I've helped. Systems&nbsp;Mess should prove useful to anyone who makes the kinds of decisions you cover so well, clearly and briefly. &nbsp;&nbsp;<br />&nbsp;<br />&nbsp;<br />Best wishes - George (TypeRighter)<br />I am usually available for editing between 6:00 am and 10:30 pm (EST). If my status is set to 'unavailable', you can still reach me via Editor World.