In this video I share how to build a dynamic Microsoft Word index (i.e. one you can update automatically without having to rebuild it) using the Mark & Index method.
A Word index allows the reader to search for a specific word or phrase, normally in alphabetical order and go straight to the relevant page (or pages).
Marking index entries inserts field codes into your document making it very messy so I walk through how to clean things up and maintain your index going forward.
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Part 1 of 3 (this video): How to build an index page in Word using 'mark and index'
• Building an Index In W...
Part 2 of 3: How to build an index page in Word using a concordance file
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Part 3 of 3:How to format and organise your Word index like a pro
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