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Deleting an index entry<br />

Keywords added to the list by mistake can be removed with the Delete button.<br />

To remove an entry, select it from the list and click on Delete.<br />

Searching for occurrences of a keyword<br />

You can find the position at which a specified entry in the keyword list occurs<br />

in the text with the Go to button. To do this, select the keyword from the list<br />

and click on Go to. TextMaker places the text cursor at the position in the text<br />

where the term occurs.<br />

If several occurrences of the term were recorded, the cursor is positioned at the<br />

first occurrence. Click on the Go to button again to jump to the second occurrence,<br />

third occurrence, etc.<br />

Note: The Go to button is not available for keywords that have been added with<br />

the Index all occurrences option turned on.<br />

The {Index:'...'} field<br />

In conclusion, some technical information for advanced users:<br />

When a selected term is added to the keyword list, TextMaker inserts an invisible<br />

“Index” field in the text immediately following the selection. For example, if the<br />

term is “fish”, the index field inserted is: {Index: 'fish'}.<br />

You can make these index fields visible by invoking File > Properties, switching<br />

to the View property sheet and checking the Display field names option. In this<br />

way you can examine the text to determine exactly what terms have been added to<br />

the keyword list, and exactly where they occur.<br />

This method does not apply to terms that have been added to the list with the Index<br />

all occurrences option checked, because no index fields are inserted for such<br />

terms. They are handled by functions internal to the program.<br />

Creating the index<br />

In the course of adding terms to the keyword list with the Tools > Index > Add<br />

Index Entry command you have made TextMaker aware of the words that are to<br />

appear in the index. Now you can have TextMaker create the index itself.<br />

To do this, proceed as follows:<br />

Manual TextMaker Working with large documents 397

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