Can anyone help?
I have a raft of notes on historic facts (at present in one word document)
which I need to refer to from time to time. I therefore need to €œset-up€� an
alphabetic index to locate them. I can do this with hyperlinks?? However,
what I want to do is have an alpha-search such as is in the Microsoft help
files. €“ i.e. as I begin to type a reference €“ the index names will then
scroll-up. Does anyone have a solution? (I can do the initial setup of
index names)

Jonathan

You can build a Microsoft HTML Help project directly from your Word
document.

If you've never built a Help file before, it's a lot of learning to start.
But the process is fairly straightforward. If you know how to do it, you
can built it in a couple of hours :-)

Have a look he
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...334-c8a6-452f-
9aa0-d597d16580cc&DisplayLang=en&displaylang=en

Cheers


On 27/4/06 12:53 PM, in article
, "Jonathan"
wrote:

Can anyone help?
I have a raft of notes on historic facts (at present in one word document)
which I need to refer to from time to time. I therefore need to ³set-up² an
alphabetic index to locate them. I can do this with hyperlinks?? However,
what I want to do is have an alpha-search such as is in the Microsoft help
files. * i.e. as I begin to type a reference * the index names will then
scroll-up. Does anyone have a solution? (I can do the initial setup of
index names)

Jonathan


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