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I have to index a document containing many words beginning with a special
characters (e.g. greek characters) or numbers in the format "number-word" or "special character-word". Is there a possibility to say Word to sort these entries according to the first character of the word after the hyphen, so that e.g. "5-Hydroxylysin" would appear in the index under the letter "H"? Many thanks for your suggestions, Pius. |
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