Hi, all,
When I use standard index automation in FrameMaker, the alphabetical breaks
will be generated automaticlly like following:
A
alone
apple
B
boy
.
.
.
Can I remove the A ot B such alphabetical breaks to make the index like
Yes. To have space but no text above each group, set up the
GroupTitlesIX
in the IX Flow on the index reference page as follows:
[\
];[0];[A];[B];[C];[D];[E];[F];[G];[H];[I];[J];[K];[L];[M];[N];[O];[P];[Q
];
[R];[S];[T];[U];[V];[W];[X];[Y];[Z]
Okay, this brings up a point that has always
FM has two ways of numbering.
The first is letter:building blocks
The second is , etc.
==
In the first, the letter identifies a sequence. All the autonumbering
formats with the same sequence relate to each other. So, if you do
A:n=1 for paragraph format foo, do A:n+ for
Hi, all,
When I use standard index automation in FrameMaker, the alphabetical breaks
will be generated automaticlly like following:
A
alone
apple
B
boy
.
.
.
Can I remove the "A" ot "B" such alphabetical breaks to make the index
Hi Meg,
Navigate to the IX reference page in your index. Find the paragraph that is
tagged GroupTitlesIX. Delete the contents of the paragraph, but don't delete
the paragraph itself; in other words, the GroupTitlesIX paragraph should be
blank. Save the document and regenerate the Index and
Meg,
You wrote:
>When I use standard index automation in FrameMaker, the alphabetical breaks
>will be generated automaticlly like following:
> A
> alone
> apple
>
> B
> boy
> .
> .
> .
>Can I remove the "A" ot "B" such alphabetical
> Yes. To have space but no text above each group, set up the
GroupTitlesIX
> in the IX Flow on the index reference page as follows:
> [\
>
];[0];[A];[B];[C];[D];[E];[F];[G];[H];[I];[J];[K];[L];[M];[N];[O];[P];[Q
];
> [R];[S];[T];[U];[V];[W];[X];[Y];[Z]
Okay, this brings up a point that has
FM has two ways of numbering.
The first is letter:
The second is <><><>, etc.
==
In the first, the letter identifies a sequence. All the autonumbering
formats with the same sequence relate to each other. So, if you do