Dear Hamid,Thanks again for this help.
I have a couple of more questions, if I may.
1) When I go for <Select all document> the main body of the document and the footnotes appear in two different colours. 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. 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.
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.
Best wishes,
Op 16 okt 2015, om 23:06 heeft Hamid Haji het volgende geschreven:
My difficulties are keyed-in in red below.
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Suppose that I would like to see in the index:
Aristotle 5, 6, 8, 10-12
Plato 7, 9, 13-14
In other words in my marked text the name "Aristotle" appears on pp. 5, 6, 8, 10-12 and the name "Plato" on pp. 7, 9, 13-14.
What should I key-in in the first column and what in the second column?
The entries in the first column (i.e. what you want the index marker to find) and the second column (i.e. how it should appear in the index) will be identical; so the two index entries in the two columns of the word list file will appear as:
Aristotle Aristotle
Plato Plato
Best wishes,
Hamid