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And next to the words you picked out the text, you simply
type your variations into the Mark Index Entry dialog and
hit Enter until you've created the vcariations you want.
You're not limited to *just* text that's actually in the
document. That would be silly.
This is in Word. No clue about methods in other WPs, but I
suspect they're as flexible.
Maggie Secara
--- dmbrown -at- brown-inc -dot- com wrote:
>
> technical -at- theverbalist -dot- com wrote:
> >
> > Highlight the words in the text and click "Mark Index
> Entry"; insert
> > cursor and click "Insert Index" and clickety-boo,
> there's your index.
>
> Dang, you'd be creatin' a mighty skimpy index there,
> pardner--nuthin' but words and phrases exactly as they
> appear in the text.
>
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