B
Bob
How do I print an Index that I have generated?
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Herb Tyson [MVP]
File - Print.
That seems like such an obvious answer that it makes me wonder if perhaps
you've tried that, and it didn't work.
Is the index still contained in the document to which it pertains? Do you
want to print just the index? If the latter, you can specify just the
section or pages containing the index. The easiest way would be to select
the index and choose File - Print, and set Page Range to Selection.
That seems like such an obvious answer that it makes me wonder if perhaps
you've tried that, and it didn't work.
Is the index still contained in the document to which it pertains? Do you
want to print just the index? If the latter, you can specify just the
section or pages containing the index. The easiest way would be to select
the index and choose File - Print, and set Page Range to Selection.
B
Bob
Herb,
I must be 'Mickey the Dunce' because I used a small Word file as a test, and
then I identified a couple of items to be indexed, saved the file, and then
attempted to print it; however, no index appeared.
What have I missed?
I must be 'Mickey the Dunce' because I used a small Word file as a test, and
then I identified a couple of items to be indexed, saved the file, and then
attempted to print it; however, no index appeared.
What have I missed?
S
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Did you actually insert the index field or just the index entry fields?
B
Bob
Suzanne & Herb,
I think I'm bumbling my way into using the indexing portion of Word; but, I
need to practice more, and learn by doing. Unfortunately the tutorial
information that I've gleaned is sparse. Can either of you suggest where I
can obtain such information?
Thanks for your help.
BOb
I think I'm bumbling my way into using the indexing portion of Word; but, I
need to practice more, and learn by doing. Unfortunately the tutorial
information that I've gleaned is sparse. Can either of you suggest where I
can obtain such information?
Thanks for your help.
BOb
L
Luc
B
Bob
Suzanne, Herb, & Luc,
Thank you all for your help in resolving this issue for me.
With the hints and tutorial I will be able to do indexing. As always, now
that I know what to do and how to do it, the responsibility is mine to use it
in an effective manner. I've always understood indexing to be one of the most
difficult tasks in preparing information.
Bob
Thank you all for your help in resolving this issue for me.
With the hints and tutorial I will be able to do indexing. As always, now
that I know what to do and how to do it, the responsibility is mine to use it
in an effective manner. I've always understood indexing to be one of the most
difficult tasks in preparing information.
Bob
S
Suzanne S. Barnhill
A
al
I can find nothing in this document relating to an index updating when text
is added. I've tagged some words "Mark All" in Chapter 1(My test run on first
attempt at indexing!). I added Chapter 2 (insert>file) assuming that when I
did the last step to create index (all marks hidden, insert>reference> etc.)
that the tags in the first chapter (find all places "nutrition" is used" )
would carry over to the added chapter and any other inported files. Wrong.
Either my assumptions are wrong and I've got to recreate the index from
scratch, or I'm doing something wrong. Please offer insight.
is added. I've tagged some words "Mark All" in Chapter 1(My test run on first
attempt at indexing!). I added Chapter 2 (insert>file) assuming that when I
did the last step to create index (all marks hidden, insert>reference> etc.)
that the tags in the first chapter (find all places "nutrition" is used" )
would carry over to the added chapter and any other inported files. Wrong.
Either my assumptions are wrong and I've got to recreate the index from
scratch, or I'm doing something wrong. Please offer insight.