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Article #15772InDesign CS Indexing (JavaScript, but applicable to alllanguages)
From: Richard_Ronnback
Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2003 08:27
Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2003 08:27
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Thanks for the suggestion. I will definitely consider it. It's just that every time I look into InDesign Tagged Text I am a bit terrified of it's complexity, but this one shouldn't be too difficult perhaps. On 03-11-14 05.59, in article 2cce6115.1@webx.la2eafNXanI, "Olav_Kvern@adobeforums.com" <Olav_Kvern@adobeforums.com> wrote: > Richard-- > > In that case, though, you might want to generate your topics by importing a > marked-up tagged text file. You can enter tags for page references in the > tagged text--InDesign will add the corresponding topics. You can then delete > the tagged text and the topics will remain. Or you could import all of the > text using tagged text. > > It's just a matter of speed--importing tagged text, when it works, is fairly > speedy, and the indexing tags seem to work OK now. > > Thanks, > > Ole
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