Cumulative i-TORQUE Index - Nancy Mulvany

IA Summit 2004, 14.10IAwiki website, 5.4“IBM's WebFountain,” 12.12Ibsen, Henrik, on Strindberg, 16.10ICD-10 (international disease classification system), 4.8IconForge program, 16.7icons, favicons (browser logos), 16.7ideal indexer (CMS-15 image), 7.2–3identity theft, resource on, 19.14iDrive feature (BMW 745i), 2.11IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers)offshore contract with SPI, 14.4Software Engineering Terms glossary, 18.12Treasury Department OFAC embargo advisories to, 13.13imports of books and calendars, 20.13inclusive page number abbreviations, 7.1, 9income. See indexing rates; salaries; wagesinconsistent wordings, reflecting the text, 19.9–10indented indexesindention of see also references under main headings, 11.9sub-subheading run-in format, 7.4, 10Independent Book Publishers Association (PMA), 23.13independent contractors, tax withholding for (proposal), 14.13–14InDesign (Adobe), embedded indexing in, 14.9, 17.13“Index” (poem) (Violi), author comments on, 19.16Index (VA), 4.17phIndex (WA), 3.14–15phindex cards technology, 14.12transition to indexing software from, 19.3–5index entriesacronym spellouts, 1.5bold type in, 23.7charging by the entry, 23.3classified entries, 4.8–9, 5.5–6, 6.9–10in encyclopedia indexes, 19.10italic type in, 23.7parallel topics, 15.8–9passing mentions, 7.7–8shortening titles, 21.6wording inconsistencies, 19.9–10See also cross-references; locators; personal names; sub-subheadings; subheadingsindex length, projecting, 21.9I-TORQUE CUMULATIVE INDEX (ISSUES 1–23; JAN. 2003–MAY/JUNE 2005) 25