> On 17 Oct 2015, at 03:58, takamitsu muraoka <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

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> 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