RE: Indexing...

[Maggie Secara <MSecara -at- NILS -dot- COM>]

Have you gone through your documents and marked the words for the index?  Go
to Insert menu, Index and Table of Contents, Index (I think) and go from
there.  No Entries Found means Word doesn't see anything you want indexed.
Then, are you sure you have the RD fields pointed correctly at the files?

I'm not trying to be unhelpful, but it is all documented in Word Help.  



Maggie Secara
NILS Publishing Company
(818) 734-3570

-----Original Message-----
From: Khaleel Mohiuddin [mailto:khaleel_mohiuddin -at- adc -dot- com]
Sent: Friday, August 17, 2001 12:00 PM
To: TECHWR-L
Subject: Indexing...


Hi Folks,

	My apologies to many of you who responded to my 
request, but it seems as
though I am doing something either very stupid or there may be some
mi-communication. So, rather than asking you folks to explain 
how to create
an index for a 1200 page document, that has 17 different files; 
I would ask
if someone has the procedure already documented that I may use as a
reference. I have tried the "RD Code", but for some reason I 
keep getting
"ERROR: NO ENTRIES FOUND" message.
[...]

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