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Include Index Section Headings Select this option to generate section headings consisting of alphabet characters (A, B,

C, and so on) representing the section that follows.

Include Empty Index Sections Select this option to generate section headings for all letters of the alphabet, even if the

index lacks any first-level entries that begin with a particular letter.

Level Style For each index level, choose a paragraph style to be applied to each level of index entries. You can edit these

styles in the Paragraph Styles panel after you generate the index.

Section Heading Select the paragraph style that determines the appearance of the section headings (A, B, C, and so on)

in the generated index.

Page Number Select the character style that determines the appearance of the page numbers in the generated index.

This setting does not affect index entries you formatted using the Number Style Override option.

Note: If you want the page numbers in the index to include prefixes, as in B-1 or II-1, see “Define section numbering” on

page 91.

Cross-reference Select the character style that determines the appearance of cross-reference prefixes (such as See and

See also) in the generated index.

Cross-referenced Topic Select the character style that determines the appearance of the topic being referred to (such

as beasts in See also beasts) in the generated index.

Following Topic Type or select a special character to separate the entry from the page number (such as Animals 38).

The default is two spaces. Determine formatting for this character by editing the corresponding Level Style, or by

selecting another.

Between Page Numbers Type or select a special character to separate one page number or range from another. The

default is a comma followed by an en space.

Between Entries If Run-in is selected, type or select a special character to determine how entries and subentries are

separated. If Nested is selected, this setting determines how two cross-references under a single entry are to be

separated.

Before Cross-reference Type or select a special character that appears between a reference and a cross-reference, as in

Animals. See also beasts. The default is a period followed by a space. Determine formatting for this character by

switching or editing the corresponding level style.

Page Range Type or select a special character to separate the first and last numbers in a page range (such as

Animals

38–43). The default is an en dash. Determine formatting for this character by switching or editing the Page

Number style.

Entry End Type or select a special character to appear at the end of entries. If Run-in is selected, the specified character

appears at the end of the last cross-reference. The default is no character.

Change the sort order of indexes

You can change the sort order of languages and symbols. This is especially useful for Greek, Cyrillic, and Asian

languages. It’s also useful if you want to change where symbols appear in your index. If you want symbols at the end,

you can move the Symbol category to the bottom of the priority list.

Changing the sort order affects the sort order in the Index panel and in the index stories that are generated afterwards.

You can create multiple indexes with different sort orders. For example, you can generate an index in German, change

the sort order, and then generate a separate index in Swedish — just make sure Replace Existing Index isn’t selected

when you generate the index.

1 Choose Sort Options from the Index panel menu.

1 2 ... 336 337 338 339 340 341 342 343 344 345 346 ... 709 710

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