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Tab characters
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Thin space
Numeric space
    En space
    Em space
Backslash
\(space
Nonbreaking space
Discretionary hyphen
Suppress hyphenation symbol
Nonbreaking hyphen
End-of-flow symbol
8You can use these characters only in the Find text box.
Start of word
End of word
This character
Finds
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:Zero or more characters, excluding spaces and punctuation
| (vertical bar)
9One or more spaces and punctuation characters that end a >
7Any single character, excluding spaces and punctuation
Start of line
End of line
*Any one of the characters in the brackets
[^ab]
"Any character not in the brackets
[a-b]
Any one character in a range
\other
5Specified character (for example, \* searches for an
asterisk)
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<$pagenum>
0Inserts the page number of the listed paragraph
<$nopage>
1Excludes the page number of the listed paragraph
<$paratext>
)Inserts the text of the listed paragraph
<$paranum>
9Inserts the autonumbering string of the listed paragraph
<$paranumonly>
:Inserts the autonumbering string of the listed paragraph,
'excluding any leading or trailing text
<Paragraph formats in the index specification flow
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SeparatorsIX
!How to separate the page numbers
Example:
5Multiple page numbers for one entry are separated by
2a comma and space. Page ranges are separated by a
hyphen.
SortOrderIX
%The sort order for the index entries
Example:
$<$symbols><$numerics><$alphabetics>
9The index will list symbols first, then numeric entries,
and then alphabetic entries.
    Level1IX
    Level2IX
4Formatting of the different levels of index entries
Example:
    Level1IX
LeveI2
8The index has two levels. First-level entries are flush
-left, and second-level entries are indented.
GroupTitlesIX
+The title for each sorted group of entries
Example:
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4A;B;C;D;E;F;G;H;I;J;K;L;M;N;O;P;Q;R;S;T;U;V;W;X;Y;Z
7Group titles will be bold in the index. Note that each
$title is separated by a semicolon.
IgnoreCharsIX
0The characters to ignore when sorting the index ra
entries
Example:
-Hyphens, en dashes and em dashes are ignored
when the entries are sorted.
IndexIX
4The contents and format of the page number to which
each entry refers
Example:
<$pagenum>
3The page number for each entry will be bold in the ted
index.
0Building blocks in the index specification flow
Building block
Effect
<$symbols>
<$numeric>
<$alphabetics>
4Used in the paragraph tagged SortOrderIX to specify
4how the index entries are sorted. The order ascends
from left to right.
<$pagenum>
4Inserts the number of the page containing the index
5marker. When this building block is in the paragraph u
4tagged IndexIX, page numbers appear for each entry.
<$nopage>
3Excludes the page number of the index marker. When
8this building block is in the paragraph tagged IndexIX,
the index has no page numbers.
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Autonumber building blocks
Cross-reference format building blocks
Variable definition building blocks
Special characters (Find/Change)
Wildcard characters
List specification flows
Index specification flows
Hypertext commands
Index markers
Special
characters (Find/Change)
LFor a complete list of special characters you can type in a dialog box, see
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GGenerated lists are formatted according to a special flow that is on a
Mreference page. For each list you generate,
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reference page.
LThe special flow contains paragraphs whose formats are the same as those in
Lthe generated list. These paragraphs contain building blocks that determine
&the contents of each list entry.
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Example
LBased on the preceding reference page specification, the generated table of fo
&contents would include the following:
Section 1
First heading 1
following
topic 1
Another
following
topic 6
Just another heading 11
Section 2
Hypertext links in lists
TWhen you generate hypertext links in a list,
FrameMaker
 inserts a paragraph
Nin the specification flow to define the type of links generated. For example,
Lwhen you generate an active table of contents,
FrameMaker
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paragraph tagged ActiveTOC.
?You should type the link definitions exactly as shown. Use the ng
K<$relfilename>
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Egenerated list to the other document. The following examples all use
D<$fullfilename>
, which generates the complete path of the file.
&You can generate five types of links:
7gotoObjectId <$fullfilename>:<$Objecttype> <$ObjectId>
;displays the selected item centered in the current window.
7openObjectId <$fullfilename>:<$Objecttype> <$ObjectId>
5displays the selected item centered in a new window.
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?displays the page in the current window with nothing selected.
-openpage <$fullfilename>:<$pagenumonly>
9displays the page in a new window with nothing selected.
alert <$fullfilename>
Bdisplays an alert that shows the filename of the source document.
Index
specification flows
HA generated index is formatted according to a special flow that is on a
reference page.
FThe special flow contains paragraphs. The formats of these paragraphs
Mdetermine what aspect of the index the paragraphs specify and the formats of
the resulting entries.
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GThe paragraphs on the reference page contain building blocks, as shown
here:
Hypertext links in indexes
LWhen you generate hypertext links in an index,
FrameMaker
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Oparagraph in the specification flow to define the type of links generated. For 3
Iexample, when you generate an active index,
FrameMaker
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paragraph tagged ActiveIX.
?You should type the link definitions exactly as shown. Use the
O<$relfilename>
 building block to generate the name of a relative path from /
Ithe generated file to the other document. The following examples all use
D<$fullfilename>
, which generates the complete path of the file.
&You can generate five types of links:
7gotoObjectId <$fullfilename>:<$Objecttype> <$ObjectId>
;displays the selected item centered in the current window.
7openObjectId <$fullfilename>:<$Objecttype> <$ObjectId>
5displays the selected item centered in a new window.
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?displays the page in the current window with nothing selected.
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9displays the page in a new window with nothing selected.
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