[Goran Ivanic]

Ok, I have a Word 2003 doc which contains currently NO index directory.

To setup such a index directory I did the following (according to some MS manuals):

I ...

1.) Marked a line/words
2.) right clicked and selected "Bullets and Numbering"
3.) Selected "Outline Numbering" and "1.1.1" style
4.) Repeated 1. - 3. for approx. 5 other lines

5.) Set the cursor at the top of the document
6.) Clicked the Word2003 menü "Insert-Reference-Index and Tables..."
7.) Clicked OK

Now at the place where the index directory should appear an error line was shown:

"Error! No index entries found."

So what ? I already marked a couple of text phrases.

What else can I do ?

Perhaps "Bullet and Numbering.." is not the corrent index entry definition.
But what else is correct?

Goran

[Sarah_Lecturer]

When you say marked an entry... did you go to Insert, Reference, Index and
Tables, Mark Entry, Add Main/sub entry clicked mark/mark all for each word /
phrase you want in your index?

Hope this helps

Sarah xx

"Goran Ivanic" wrote:

Ok, I have a Word 2003 doc which contains currently NO index directory.

To setup such a index directory I did the following (according to some MS manuals):

I ...

1.) Marked a line/words
2.) right clicked and selected "Bullets and Numbering"
3.) Selected "Outline Numbering" and "1.1.1" style
4.) Repeated 1. - 3. for approx. 5 other lines

5.) Set the cursor at the top of the document
6.) Clicked the Word2003 menü "Insert-Reference-Index and Tables..."
7.) Clicked OK

Now at the place where the index directory should appear an error line was shown:

"Error! No index entries found."

So what ? I already marked a couple of text phrases.

What else can I do ?

Perhaps "Bullet and Numbering.." is not the corrent index entry definition.
But what else is correct?

Goran