Index Formatting Question

[Sarah O'Keefe]

Hi Tammy,

Change the separator to use a nonbreaking hyphen instead of a regular
hyphen. This is in your IX reference page. You'll find something like this:

<$chapnum>-<$pagenum>

in the IndexIX line.

Change the hyphen to a nonbreaking hyphen.

Regards,

Sarah

Tammy.VanBoening at jeppesen.com wrote:
> I have a three-column index with three entry levels. (I cannot use only 
> two levels - I have gone over this with an indexing guru - sigh!) Anyway, 
> The first level is not indented, the second level is only slightly 
> indented beneath the first and the third level is slightly indented 
> beneath the second - pretty standard stuff. Based on the indentations, 
> however, sometimes, a page number for the second level and third levels 
> breaks across a line:
> 
> Level 1   1-1
>          Level 2    2-
>          1
>                 Level 3   3-
>                 1
> 
> 
> Ok, my editor does not like this and I really don't either, but short of 
> manually adjusting this everytime I generate an Index, is there a 
> plug-in/what else can I do to make this happen automatically (something 
> like TOCBreaker is ringing a bell, but. . .) and unfortunately, the option 
> to change the template is not one - it's an in-house/approved template and 
> I just can't go willy-nilly changing it.
> 
> TIA,
> 
> TVB
> 
> Tammy Van Boening
> Senior Technical Writer
> Jeppesen Sanderson, Inc.
> 303-328-4420
> tammy.vanboening at jeppesen.com
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