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Old 10-10-2018, 05:53 PM
Swarup Swarup is offline How to create an index by adding words in batch (rather than one at a time) Windows 10 How to create an index by adding words in batch (rather than one at a time) Office 2016
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I am very disappointed to find out on casual checking, that the page numbers in the index I've created are almost all wrong-- they do not match the actual page numbers on which the words occur. A few are correct, but almost all are off by 3-4 pages. How could this be? MS Word gives the user the freedom to assign page "1" wherever one likes. In my case I've used roman numerals up through the TOC, preface, and editors note. Page "1" starts with chapter one of the book. Couldn't MSW understand this? I put a lot of time to making this index, only to find out that the page numbers are wrong.
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