Dear Hamid,

Many thanks again. Here in Taipei, where I'm staying temporally for 8
weeks, it's drawing to midnight, and tomorrow is a day of rest. So I shall
come back on Monday to let you know how I'm getting on with indexing.

Best wishes,

Takamitsu

Takamitsu MURAOKA
村岡崇光

On 17 October 2015 at 18:21, Hamid Haji <
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> > On 17 Oct 2015, at 03:58, takamitsu muraoka <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> […]
>
> > 1) When I go for <Select all document> the main body of the document and
> the footnotes appear in two different colours.
> That is normal when both the main text and notes are selected together.
>
> > And when I try to index the entire document, NSP does not allow me to do
> it: the option <Index Using Word list> is not available.
> That is because your selection also includes the index (automatic text)
> which was inserted in the document.
>
> > I am compelled to make two separate indices, but when I insert them,
> they naturally appear as two separate indices. I need to make a unified
> index. A Classical Greek author may be mentioned in both.
> If you intend to have just one index of authors and you already inserted
> an index in your document which includes entries from the main text, and
> then you marked footnotes for indexing, you only need to update the index
> already inserted by placing the cursor anywhere in the index and applying
> the Rebuild Index command from Tools:Index. The rebuilt index will be
> updated to include entries from both the main text as well as the footnotes.
>
> > 2) Tables. I have a long column consisting of nearly 100 rows, but only
> in one column. How can I copy the contents of the first column into the
> second and make two columns with the same contents, which I do need,
> following your earlier advice. I've experimented with <Copy Table> under
> <Table>, but in vain.
>
> If the word list is a one-column table, sect all and Copy. Then from the
> Table menu apply the Insert:Column to the Right command and (while all the
> cells in the right column are selected) Paste.
>
> Hamid
>