John:
I suggest you stay right away from using a list of keywords generated from
one book to automatically add index markers to another book for a few
reasons.
First, you will find when you apply the list of keywords to the second
book that there will be many false hits which you will have to
Second thought:
8 Generate individual indexes for each of the three separate books.
9 Read through each book and add extra index entries for concepts,
etc. within topics that really are important enough to be indexed. The
master index already generated will ensure that these final
Hi, guys...this will be the first time I'm using IXgen to generate a
set of index sections. Let me know if what I want to do is
unreasonable.
My document set contains about eight book, with four of them over (or
close to over) 200 pages. I want to generate an index for each
book...don't worry, I
You're describing the markers from keywords method. Basically, you
define the text term and the corresponding marker text in a table and
turn the program loose. Instant index.
With that as your method to generate markers, you need to build your
tables. For this, you may want to look at markers
On Thu, 4 Jan 2007, John Posada wrote:
Hi, guys...this will be the first time I'm using IXgen to generate a
set of index sections. Let me know if what I want to do is
unreasonable.
My document set contains about eight book, with four of them over (or
close to over) 200 pages. I want to
Hope that helps,
Very much. Thanks
John Posada
Senior Technical Writer
I think the problem, to be quite honest with you, is that you've never
actually known what the question is.
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Man, I'm not even going to quote everything Hedley
wrote. I'll second it as sound advice.
We use IXGEN for various manuals, the largest of which
is seven volumes and 1,400 pages before we create the
index, TOC, LOF, LOT, etc.
I start out generating a list from paragraph tags, and
follow the
Hi, guys...this will be the first time I'm using IXgen to generate a
set of index sections. Let me know if what I want to do is
unreasonable.
My document set contains about eight book, with four of them over (or
close to over) 200 pages. I want to generate an index for each
book...don't worry, I
On Thu, 4 Jan 2007, John Posada wrote:
> Hi, guys...this will be the first time I'm using IXgen to generate a
> set of index sections. Let me know if what I want to do is
> unreasonable.
>
> My document set contains about eight book, with four of them over (or
> close to over) 200 pages. I want
>
> Hope that helps,
>
Very much. Thanks
John Posada
Senior Technical Writer
"I think the problem, to be quite honest with you, is that you've never
actually known what the question is."
Man, I'm not even going to quote everything Hedley
wrote. I'll second it as sound advice.
We use IXGEN for various manuals, the largest of which
is seven volumes and 1,400 pages before we create the
index, TOC, LOF, LOT, etc.
I start out generating a list from paragraph tags, and
follow the
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