Defined Terms Indexer help you realize the full power of your office productivity software with templates, macros

Chuck Henrich’s ProductivityApps will help you realize the full power of your office productivity software with templates, macros and applications that are intelligently designed, simple to install and easy to use.

Automating word processing, spreadsheets, presentations and databases means tasks get done faster, saving time and money, so you can focus on more important things.

Chuck's custom-built solutions and ready-to-run utilities deliver cost-effective productivity boosts to any business, from small or home office to the enterprise.

Here are some key features of "Defined Terms Indexer":

￭ Automatically finds all defined terms
￭ Indexes user-supplied lists of words and phrases instead of or in addition to any defined terms
￭ Save and load re-usable lists of terms for indexing
￭ Select one, more or all terms for indexing
￭ Case-sensitive or case-insensitive searches
￭ Optional highlighting of found terms to flag indexed terms on screen and in print
￭ Searches document main body, footnotes and endnotes
￭ Indexes terms found, lists terms defined but not used (used only once) and terms used but not defined
￭ Index-deletion feature removes all defined terms index markers and indexes to leave a clean copy (only defined terms indexing is removed, other indexes are ignored)
￭ Supports English, French and German quotation punctuation


Limitations:

￭ 14 days trial

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Index capitalized words and phrases.Find all capitalized words and phrases in your document – you can select which ones you want to index.
· Index definitions or all occurrences.Create a definitions index showing just the pages where a defined term is defined (first used in double quotes) or showing all instances throughout your document.
· Treat full caps as upper/ lower.If your document contains headings, sentences or paragraphs where your defined terms might be typed in full caps, you can index them as if they were in regular case: your defined terms will be found and marked even if you are doing a case sensitive search.
· Ignore words with numbers.Optionally ignore words with numbers, such as currencies, when you’re indexing capitalized words and phrases