Active Areas from Frame-Generated Index(es)

[Les Smalley]

Is there any change in the font characteristics across the two pieces (size, weight, etc.) of your entry - the content from the marker and the leader/page number?

The default behavior is that Frame will make the link area begin at the page number (turn on the display of markers in the index) and a hyperlink will span only across text of identical font characteristics.

--- On Tue, 6/1/10, Eduardo F. Cidade Sr. <ecidade at zoominternet.net> wrote:
David

Generating the index isn't a problem.  It's the resulting PDF....the linking area doesn't extend to the entire index entry....only the leader dots and page numbering.

Thank you

All the best

Eduardo

Electronic Signature:

Eduardo F. Cidade, Sr.

On Tue 01/06/10 21:18 , David Spreadbury dspreadb at yahoo.com sent:

> Eduardo, Are you trying to create an Index or an Index (IX) of
> Markers (IOM)?   With your book open, select Add > Standard Index.
> This will create an Index (.ix) file of the Index entries you have
> embedded in your doc.   From what you are saying you appear to be
> attempting to create an Index of Markers.
> 
> --- On TUE, 6/1/10, EDUARDO F. CIDADE SR. __ wrote:
> 
> Good afternoon from JFK Airport...raining and overcast
> 
> First the setup: WXP, Frame 8 (Unstructured) and Acrobat 9 Professional
> 
> Now the dilemma:  
> 
> In generating an index, there's no problem with the creation and
> "breakout" of different levels:
> 
> Level     Page Number
> 
> L1IOM ....... X-X
> L2IOM ..... Y-Y
> L3IOM .... Z-Z
> 
> The problem stems from the resulting PDF where the active area is
> "drawn" (for lack of a better word) around the leader dots and page
> number and NOT the text in the respective IOM.
> 
> I know there was a "fix" for this quite a while ago, but for the life
> of me, I can't remember what that was.
> 
> Anyone out there willing to help out a fellow Frame Templar???
> 
> All the best
> 
> From New York
> 
> Eduardo