QUERY: Re: Question on Word Macros

["Marilyn A. Dunning" <106720 -dot- 1144 -at- COMPUSERVE -dot- COM>]

Hi to all and please excuse me if my original message has already appeared
on the list. I lost several digests so maybe there has been a reply or two.
Marilyn.
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From:   Marilyn A. Dunning, 106720.1144
TO:     "Technical Writers List; for all Technical Communication issues",
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DATE:   2/09/97 4:07 PM

RE:     Copy of: QUERY: Re: Question on Word Macros

On  Mon, 1 Sep 1997 21:40:39 -0400 
Jim Cheval wrote that he used 
<snip>
- a suite of macros which takes a table of contents and 
reformats it into a basic index
<snip>

Jim, do you mean that you use this macro as a starting point
for creating indexes? Or, is this macro your answer to the 
problem of so little time, so much to write? 

More precisely, from your description of what the macro does, it
would appear as though the info in the TOC and the info contained
in an index, though rearranged,  are considered interchangeable. 
Is this deduction correct? 

Marilyn.

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