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My INDEX field already use the \z switch with language code 1036 (i.e. French), that's why it is mysterious to me. I couldn't see any difference in my index with or without the language switch, but it is probably unnoticeable.
Here is what my index field currently looks like : {INDEX \r \z "1036"} Maybe I can replace the ": " manually thanks to fields, just like the \d \e \g \k or \l switches, but I couldn't find one for subentries. Apart from my language, how does an English-speaking user do to change the default ": " mark if it is not to their liking? |
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