Chapter 26. Building Effective Indexes
In this chapter
Deciding on the Indexing Conventions 766
Working Directly with {Index} Field Codes 776
Controlling the Appearance of Index Headings 777
Indexing Across Multiple Documents 777
Creating Multiple Indexes in a Single Document 778
Indexing Only Selected Entries 778
Indexing Only Selected Letters of the Alphabet 779
About Indexes
An index is an alphabetical listing of topics, usually at the back of a book or long document, that lists the page numbers on which the topics are covered. There’s one in this book, for example, and you might have even used it already ...
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