Hi, I discovered a problem in my index. Entries such as "semantic errors" and "search windows" were sorted _after_ Z. Naturally, I inspected the sort order on the reference page in the index file and found that the last entry in the sort order was "<see also>". If I removed that from the sort order, the above terms sorted correctly.
Now, the manual states, "To indicate that a letter pair should be sorted as a single character, specify the letter pair between angle brackets (< >)--for example, C ? c ?<CH><Ch><ch>." Why, then, does "<see also>" (and "<see>" too, btw) not obey that rule? Does it really only apply to PAIRS? (I know that you can specify a custom sort order in the index marker, so you needn't tell me that.) Here's the whole sort order if you want to see that: <$symbols><$numerics>A????a???? Bb C?c? Dd E????e???? Ff? Gg Hh I????i????? Jj Kk Ll Mm N?n? O?????o??????? Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt U????u???? Vv Ww Xx Y?y?? Zz ?? ?? ?? <see also> Frame 7.1 p116 on Win2K. Med venlig hilsen/Best regards Niels Fan?e Documentation Specialist Maconomy A/S Vordingborggade 18-22 DK-2100 Copenhagen Phone +45 35 27 24 07