Chapter and subheading decimal numbering

I don’t know if its my terminology that’s letting me down but I’m having trouble finding out about how to do chapter and subheading numbers in my dissertation e.g:
6. Chapter 6 of my dissertation
6.1 Subheading 1
6.2 Subheading 2
...and so forth. I can do it manually, but was wondering if Pages has the capability to do chapter and subheading numbers automatically, thus duplicate the numbering and chapters/subheadings in my TOC.
If it is possible, how do I perform this function and are there any special formatting things I have to do like section breaks?
I’m using Pages '05 and the default blank template, but I have had to modify all the paragraph styles to Gill Sans to comply with my university publishing regulations.

Hello Will,
you can achieve this chapter numbering by using the list kind "Tiered Numbers".
Type a chapter title and show the text inspector and there the second tab "List". Choose in the section menu "Bullets & Numbering" the item "Tired Numbers" in the pop-up menu. Let the first item "1. 2. 3. 4." of the below appearing pop-up menu selected. Now adjust the options for "Number Indent" and "Text Indent" at the bottom of the inspector window if you want. You can adjust the space below the text etc. in the text inspector.
If you are ready with all adjustments and the font set to Gill Sans, show the styles drawer (menu: "View/Show Styles Drawer") and choose the menu item "Format/Create New Paragraph Style From Selection...". Give it an appropriate name and you are done. By the way, you can change any text attribute and paragraph/list option whenever you want by clicking on the red triangle (if you have changed something when the text cursor is shown in that paragrap this red shows you a change) in the styles drawer and choosing the item "Redefine Style From Selection". Now all paragraphs in your document with this style will be changed to the new attributes/options, but all emphesis words/chars will stay.
Now every time you need a new subheading level use the right pointing arrow button in the first section of the tab button "List" inside of the text inspector. If you need a superheading level, use the left pointing arrow button.
Be sure the option "Continue from previous" in the tab "List" of the text inspector is active and that you assigned the correct list style to the chapter/subheading text. The TOC has to be set to "Tiered Numbers", too.
It is a bit tricky, but for me it works fine.

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