/text/swriter/01/04120100.xhp Sun Microsystems, Inc. converted from old format - fpe Insert Index Entry Marks the selected text as index or table of contents entry.

To edit an index entry, place the cursor in front of the index field, and then choose Edit - Index Entryremoved a para - see #i64023 You can leave the Insert Index Entry dialog open while you select and insert entries. Selection Index Select the index that you want to add the entry to. Entry Displays the text that is selected in the document. If you want, you can enter a different word for the index entry. The selected text in the document is not changed. 1st key Makes the current selection a subentry of the word that you enter here. For example, if you select "cold", and enter "weather" as the 1st key, the index entry is "weather, cold". 2nd key Makes the current selection a sub-subentry of the 1st key. For example, if you select "cold", and enter "weather" as the 1st key and "winter" as the 2nd key, the index entry is "weather, winter, cold".

Phonetic reading Enter the phonetic reading for the corresponding entry. For example, if a Japanese Kanji word has more than one pronunciation, enter the correct pronunciation as a Katakana word. The Kanji word is then sorted according to the phonetic reading entry. This option is only available if Asian language support is enabled.

Main Entry Makes the selected text the main entry in an alphabetical index. $[officename] displays the page number of the main entry in a different format than the other entries in the index. Level Entries using the paragraph format "Heading X" (X = 1-10) can be automatically added to the table of contents. The level of the entry in the index corresponds to the outline level of the heading style. This option is available only for table of contents and user-defined index entries. Apply to all similar texts Automatically marks all other occurrences of the selected text in the document. Text in headers, footers, frames, and captions is not included. You cannot use the function for an Entry that you entered manually in this dialog. To include all occurrences of a text passage in an index, select the text, choose Edit - Find & Replace, and click Find All. Then choose Insert - Indexes and Tables - Entry and click Insert. Match case Whole words only Insert Marks an index entry in your text. Close Closes the dialog. New user-defined index Opens the Create New User-defined Index dialog where you can create a custom index. Name Enter a name for the new user-defined index. The new index is added to the list of available indexes and tables. Using Tables of Content and Indexes