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3. Put in the Back Matter the command \printindex at the place you want<br />
the index to be printed.<br />
4. After a latex run makeindex with the style <strong>nostarch</strong>.ist. In a Unix system<br />
the corresponding command is<br />
makeindex -s <strong>nostarch</strong>.ist mydocument<br />
or, in a more verbose way<br />
makeindex -s <strong>nostarch</strong>.ist -o mydocument.ind mydocument.idx<br />
(here we assume that your main file is mydocument.tex).<br />
Refer to the documentation of your TEX system for the way to run makeindex<br />
on your computer.<br />
2.6.3 Updates and Colophon<br />
\updatespage<br />
\colophon<br />
No Starch Press books usually have updates page, which lists the Web address for<br />
updates, errata, etc. The command \updatespage starts such page. You are free<br />
to choose any text there. Note that if you use the package nshypher 2.3, then the<br />
command \url{〈URL〉} becomes a hyperlink in the electronic edition.<br />
The last part of Back Matter is usually a colophon which describes how the<br />
book was printed and typeset. The command \colophon starts this part and<br />
prints some standard information about your fonts and L A TEX package. You may<br />
want to add some information after this command.<br />
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