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tindmk |
Longname: | t ind ex m a k e | ![]() |
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See also: | arabprefs callout groups headingmap include include index joinsep letterorder level nformat nformatx rangesep save savesort see seealso sep sortindex sortprefs |
Summary |
Invokes the Create Simple Index dialogue box for you to create either a simple index, or an index control stream. The control stream can then be used in conjunction with the tformat macro to generate and regenerate an index. |
Example extract |
In this example, an index will be generated with the index references of groups 1 and 4:
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Syntax
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Ø | Displays the Create Simple Index dialogue box. |
Index Control Streams |
An index control stream consists of various keywords. You can think of these in much the same way as other Arbortext APP macros, which Arbortext APP interprets by 'reading' the control stream when you generate your index. |
Below is an eaxmple of a standard index control stream created through the Create Simple Index dialogue box, using the default formats and strings: |
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Example |
The example below shows how to save an external index stream called index1 by specifying the keyword below in your control stream. This can then later be included in another document using .
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Example |
The example below shows how to include the index file generated by save or savesort in an index.
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Document created on 01-Jan-2000 (revision 1)