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Article #1783Re: Index in Russian: wrong order
From: Sheila_Carlisle
Date: Tue, 04 Nov 2008 17:33
Date: Tue, 04 Nov 2008 17:33
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Ah, I bet that is the problem, starting in FM7 and then moving to FM 8, maybe the index markers (or the index itself) didn't get updated correctly because of the change in unicode capabilities between the two versions. I vaguely remember somebody mentioning that index markers don't "convert" to unicode when you change versions, they have to be entered in unicode to start with. Maybe somebody else here knows this issue <looking around hopefully> My next suggestion would be to do a new small test file in FM8, put in a couple of index entries that would clearly show whether the sort order was working, create a brand new book and add an index file, and see if the result does actually work when it's an "all-FM8" workflow. Sheila
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