December 2009
Beginner
464 pages
9h 52m
English
An index is often a reader’s primary information retrieval device. When readers search for a particular topic and find it referenced in an index, they are assured that the topic is covered in the document and their search has ended. When readers do not find a topic in an index, they might decide that the topic is not covered in that document and they might look elsewhere.
This chapter discusses the following topics:
• “What Is an Index?” on page 303
• “Style and Format for Indexes” on page 304
• “Creating an Index” on page 307
• “Refining and Checking an Index” on page 323
• “Checking the Size of an Index” on page 330
• “Global Index” on page 330
• “Online Index” on page 331
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