Re: [CS4 JS] Scripting Indexes

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From: Rick_Quatro
Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2009 13:35

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Back to an index question. I need to collect all of the index entries in an InDesign book and create an index. Can anyone suggest a good data structure that I can use to collect the index entries? I will need to collect the entries and the corresponding page numbers. After they are collected, I will need to do a primary sort on the entries and a secondary sort on the page numbers. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Rick Quatro
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