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MS Office Forum / Word / Long Documents / December 2003Make A Glossary With Word?
Is it possible to generate a conventional glossary from the text of the current document with Word? At least to be able to automatically list the words and, perhaps, an associated definition? Word's TOC and indexing features come close but they are not quite a glossary. Geo. Chang Hi George, > Is it possible to generate a conventional glossary from the text of > the current document with Word? At least to be able to automatically > list the words and, perhaps, an associated definition? Word's TOC > and indexing features come close but they are not quite a glossary. usually, I'm doing this "by hand" (i.e., compiling a list of paragraphs like "word<tab>explanation"). If you want some automatizm, you could start off with an index: mark each word in the text with an XE field, let Word do the index, and then unlink the INDEX field and work from there. All in all, I don't see much benefit. 2cents .bob ..Word-MVP  Signature/"\ ASCII Ribbon Campaign \ / X Against HTML / \ in e-mail & news
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