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Subject: Re: Glossary
Date: Mittwoch, 13. Juni 2007 13:46
From: Wolfgang Engelmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Am Mittwoch, 13. Juni 2007 10:44 schrieb Valter Filipe Silva:
> Hello,
>
>
> Could you give me more details about using indexing for implement the
> glossary?
> Thanks
>
> Valter
Valter,
I used the indexing just as an easy way to pick out the words in my document
which I want to put in the glossary.
There might be better ways, and certainly better informed people around!
This is the procedure:
1-Go through the document and put the cursor immediately behind the word you
want to use in the glossary. Press first alt_i, than d (a shortcut for
Insert>Index-Entry): This produces a grey box idx behind the selected item.
Clicking on it shows the content (note that you have to add by hand if the
item consists of e.g. two words -or you remove the space between the two
words before indexing and put it in again afterward (same in the idx-box).
2-Go to the place where your index (and later the glossary) should occur,
e.g. before the bibliography.
insert>list/TOC>index list
you won´t see anything in the index list yet.
3-export your file
file>export>latex(plain)
run three times
latex yourDocument.tex
the output contains:
No file yourDocument .ind.
No file yourDocument.bbl.
but a file yourDocument.idx is produced
4-run
makeindex
produces
yourDocument.ind
Have a look with a normal editor
It shows e.g.
\begin{theindex}
\item BibTeX, 1
\indexspace
\item inset, 1
\end{theindex}
yourDocument.ind (END)
5- use this as the basis for your glossary.
For the glossary see:
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/glossary/?filename=macro
s/latex/contrib/glossary/&action=/tools/cataloguesearch&catstring=glossary
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