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User nicklevinson changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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Summary|Alphabetical index: allow |Alphabetical index: allow
|marking pages as entry ran|marking pages as entry ran
|ge even if the keyword doe|ge even if the keyword doe
|sn't appear on every pages|sn't appear on every page
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------- Additional comments from [email protected] Thu Jun 24
16:19:32 +0000 2010 -------
To helmut_lothar: It's a page range only after pagination is applied to a
document. Before that, we need a different term for the content in question,
since we can never be sure that it can't fit on one page until someone
specifies page size, font dimensions, etc., while just the word "purple" might
spread over two pages, as "pur-"/"ple". The term might be "prepagination range".
I like the start-stop framing idea; bookmarking could be adapted so, to the
user, it seems to be part of the indexing process. In the absence of that for
any particular passage, normal word boundaries would define an entry; and the
page number in the index could be wherever the word range begins, essentially
as happens now.
Concatenation is a problem when adjacent pages use the same index word but
they're really to be indexed separately.
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