The index should then be showing the page range you bookmarked. Have you
updated the index since changing the index entry?
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"Phyllis" wrote in message
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Yes, I did that. I assume that the radio button is the small circle in
front
of the words "Page range." Phyllis Brown
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
Did you select the radio button for "Page range" and then type in the
bookmark name?
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"Phyllis" wrote in message
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OK, I did that, updated the index again and the page ranges didn't
show
in
the newly created index. What am I missing? I need more
clarification,
sorry.
Phyllis
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
You have to bookmark the range (select the pages and insert a
bookmark),
then enter that bookmark in the Mark Index Entry dialog.
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"Phyllis" wrote in message
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When creating an index, how do you do page ranges? Such as
Pollution
is
the
main entry and Air is the subentry and the pages 12 - 15 deal only
with
air
pollution. So how do you do that? I can do the main entry and can
do
the
subentry, but to indicate a range of pages has left me stumped.
I've
followed
the instructions to the letter through the HELP for Word, have
tried
using
Word 2000 for Windows for Dummies and have met a dead end. Any
suggestions.
I am using Word 2003 on Windows 2000.