Re: Indexing Topics That Are Not There

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From: Joel Benson
Date: Sun, 01 Dec 2002 17:00

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Another method would be to use Frame's own Compare Documents command to create a composite of the two indices, then use find and replace to locate and modify the entries unique to the CHM index. Out of curiousity, I played around a little with this and was able to make it work, but the exact steps needed will depend on the structure of the index entries in the two indices.

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