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How to Create an Index for an Adobe FrameMaker 9 Document


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Creating an index for an Adobe FrameMaker 9 document requires two steps: marking the index entries, and then generating the index.

To Mark the Index Entries

1) Launch FrameMaker 9 and open your document.

2) Select the text that you’d like to mark as an index entry.

3) Select Special > Marker from the main menu to display the Marker dialog box:

How to Mark Adobe FrameMaker 9 Index Entries

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The text you selected will automatically display in the Marker Text field of the Marker dialog box.

NOTE: Make sure “Index” is selected as a Marker Type since FrameMaker offers a wide variety of different marker types.

4) Click the New Marker button and your index entry will be created.

NOTE: If you’d like to create an INDENTED (Second tier) index entry, write the first level entry in the Market Text field followed by a COLON, and then write your second level entry.

Example: the following market text entry will create this index entry:

Adobe FrameMaker 9 Indented Index entry

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5) Repeat the above steps for every text string that you’d like to include in your index.

To Generate the Index

1) Select Special > Index Of > Marker from the main menu to display the index creation message box:

Adobe FrameMaker 9 Index Creation Message Box

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2) Click Yes to create a standalone index file for your document. This will display Setup Index of Markers dialog box:

Adobe FrameMaker 9 Setup Index of Markers

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3) Select Index from the RIGHT text list. Click the LEFT arrow to move it into the LEFT text list.

4) Click Set to generate your Index.

NOTE: Make sure the Create Hypertext Links check-box is selected to make sure you’ll be sent to the page of the index entry when you click on the index entry’s page number.

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