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Article #199Re: Can I build a TOC or Index based on Objects (not words or styles)?
From: Peter_Spier
Date: Sat, 14 Mar 2009 11:11
Date: Sat, 14 Mar 2009 11:11
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Doug, Had to go to bed, but I'm back. For CS3 and earlier, cross references in text can be handled using hyperlinks and a script written by Teus de Jong: <http://www.teusdejong.nl/indesign/crossrefs.zip> No need to turn off text wrap on your images. Open the text frame options for the tag frame and check the "Ignore Text Wrap" box. Add this to the object style. Personally, I would do the advertisers in their own TOC (you can have as many as you want, just give each one a unique TOC Style name) so that you can list articles in page number order and advertisers in alpha order. If you combine the two, you have to live with one order. The tab position and alignment should be defined in the style used to make the TOC listing itself (as opposed to the style that is picked up for inclusion). Have you read the help section on TOC construction? Peter
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