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Originally Posted by macropod
In that case, I'd be inclined to use a macro. As yet though, I don't know whether the numbers are in the headers or footers, whether they're on every page, or how much reformatting you've already done.
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The numbers are in both the headers and footers. The document is for use in India, where page edges are likely to be damaged in use, so having them at the top & bottom means they'll last longer.
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Originally Posted by macropod
That may be due to the use of justification, tabs, etc. However, the use of narrow non-breaking spaces (202F,Alt-x), for example, should ensure consistency.
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Are you saying I should type 202F,Alt-x each time?
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Originally Posted by macropod
The Index is a field. Select and press Shift-F9 to expose the field code.
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What screen should be open in front of me when I do Shift-F9? I tried that combination when my MS Word document was open and I was looking at the end of the file on page 305 i.e. the index. But nothing happened when I pressed Shift-F9.
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Originally Posted by macropod
As I've said twice now, you should use a Word document , not a plain text file, for the concordance. Copy your plain text file's content into a Word document , select the content then use Insert|Table>Convert Text to Table to turn it into a single-column table, add a column to the Table and format the entries in the second column how you want them to appear in the Index.
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Thank you, I understand now and should be able to take it from there.
08-10-2018, 04:29 PM
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