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na +1 | Cross Reference |
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na | Create table of index / contents |
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Create table of index / contents Explanation: No. If you want to mark words in a paragraph, and then insert thzese in an index, you can do this, but not with the paragraph numbers. Such numbers are only assigned by way of a table of contents, where links are created to the numbered title of a paragraph. One solution for you may be the creation of footnotes for each word, or perhapds a cross-reference to the next usage of a term. To my knowledge, the index function itself does not permit a different key than the page number. Words 2000 user |
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Cross Reference Explanation: You could create a table with two columns. In the first column you type the name (or use a cross reference: (insert /cross reference/heading/ heading text) and in the second one you use a cross reference to the paragraph number (insert /cross reference/numbered item/paragraph number) own experience |
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