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• Index entry contains invalid characters

  I inserted 11000 index markers in the text (laws in a book of business or great law) files, and import that they appear correctly in the index Panel. But when I want to generate the index, the dreaded message arrives:

  "The index could not be generated. One or more index entries contains invalid characters. Please remove all invalid characters from the index entries. »

  From what I've been able to collect discussions found elsewhere, this is sometimes caused by caractΦres inserted as separators etc. in the dialog box 'Generate the Index', but it's not those, I checked.

  Also, most of the entries are very similar (cases and articles) and I tried to generate an index with just a few pages of text containing the same type of entries, and then it works fine.

  Any suggestions?

  Make a copy of your document.

  Then, start cutting it upward. Remove half the story (or half of the pages). Problem still there?

  Remove the half once again? Repeat, repeat, repeat.

  Isolate the text at the origin of the problem.

  Perhaps begin by making sure it actually works with a single sentence, however.

• All words with a certain style of character is automatically possible in the index entries?

  CS4 on Mac. I have a document where each occurrence of the first use of terms important was given a character style called "first." Is there a way I could do automatically each index entry?

  Hi Mary,

  This can be done using a script by Peter Kahrel.

  See:

  Index, lists of words and concordances. Peter Kahrel

  In particular:

  InDesign: Index of character styles. Peter Kahrel

  Kind regards

  Uwe

• Follow-up to my index entries

  If I create an index entry in my document, how can I follow this entry later to see where it is referenced? For example, I see the arrow that represents the index entry in the body of the text, but cannot see where it is in the list of references.

  Select the Index mark in your text and look at the reference in the Index panel. Page number will be highlighted.

• Find the page source for the index entries

  In ID CS4, I could Alt-Ctrl-click on the page number of an entry in my index and it would take me to the source page. This doesn't seem to work in CS5. Y at - it a keyboard shortcut that will do it, so I can check my index entries are correct?

  Click the entry in the Panel Index, to open it. This will display a list of occurrences; Select one, then click on one of the itty bitty small icons at the bottom to go (I think it's on the left).

  FM has allowed you to click directly in the generated index? Cool ID only adds hyperlinks in an exported PDF file.

• Message popup for the top-level Index Entry Click enter subindex

  I built a CHM Help, and when I open with the index tab, and then double-click the sub containin Scripture Scriptures, I get the following message is displayed:

  To locate information on this keyword, select one of the subentries in the list.

  See a screenshot below.  The dialog box appears when I double-click on the 'Abgeischertes Signal' top-level index entry.

  

  Is it possible to translate this message?

  I use RoboHelp HTML 8.0.2.208 (from TCS2).

  I searched for the string in all the files in C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Technical Communication Suite 2 without result.

  Thank you

  Niall

  Hello

  As far as I know, it is controlled by the Help Viewer HTML, just like the legends of standard button (home, etc.).

  On my local PC, I get this message in Dutch, whereas on the VMware Server, I get this message in English. Try to view the CHM operating system on a German (or other language) and see if that helps.

  Take a bow

  Willam

  This email is personal. In our view, full disclaimer, please visit www.centric.eu/disclaimer.

• Index entries properly merged into RoboHelp HTML 6

  When I compile a help file, the index entries that should appear in alphabetical order and therefore consecutively, such as 'Menu' and 'Message' are merged together, as in "Menu\Message", while the second index entry appears as a subkeyword of first entry, instead of as a separate entry. The keywords in the index appear as entries separated in the pane of the Index, so I don't know why they merge when compiling. No idea why this would happen or how to fix it?

  It's a matter of conditions and I managed to fix it. The application of the compilation tag conditional 'Admin' on the 'Message' inputs index has failed without an associated admin help topic. However, I searched help Admin listed some topics suitable admin 'Message' and adds the index entries "Message". After compilation, the index entries and 'Message' subkeyword now appear correctly and are not combined as well as the previous index entry.

• How can I correct index entries that are incorrect?

  I visited Nortons support after you install Norton 2010 because it wouldn't let me open my control panel. They ran a CHKDSK on my computer and it came with

  Index entry InkObj.dll.mui in index $130 file 77 is incorrect and various other index that are incorrect.

  Norton support says that I had these problems until I could go further with Norton.

  Any ideas?

  Hello

  Have you run a chkdsk/r to repair problems? Or just the chkdsk standard to detect problems? The first to be performed from a command prompt high and, such that it will be impossible to lock the drive, have to be scheduled to run on a system reboot.

  At a high command prompt, click Start and type CMD. Right click on the menu entry that appears and choose "Run as Administrator". Click on continue in the UAC prompt. From the command line, run:

  CHKDSK c: /r

  Press and follow the instructions.

  Good luck, Rick Rogers, aka "Crazy" - Microsoft MVP http://mvp.support.microsoft.com Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

• hostsvc: called with the DISP invalid/missing entry

  If I try to follow links in one of the e-mails I get from Big Brother, I get the following message is displayed:

  hostsvc: called with the DISP invalid/missing entry

  This is the full URL.

  Please see: http://servername/bb/cgi-bin/hostsvc.exe?HOSTSVC=server1, companyname.svcs, & DISP

  I noticed that the text of the e-mail message contains an = sign, which is not part of the hyperlink. If I understand the = the link works then. For example:

  See example: http://servername/bb/cgi-bin/hostsvc.exe?HOSTSVC=server1, companyname.svcs, & DISP=

  I did the search. Here's what's happening with the Outlook 2007 SP2 calendering of BB notifications, so that the & DSP = part of the bond is converted to & DSP without the = in the link to the notification.

  This deformation occurs only when a SMS is received, which has a text version of a link HTML in there and it is received by Exchange 2007 with Outlo0k 2007.

  When outlook 2007 (sp2 in our case) will receive an email with a link inside HTML text, it makes a "best body format.

  Conversion. You always have an email in text format, but there is a HTML link truncated in the recipe, which has not only = inside.

  This only happens when the text is converted to HTML.

  I even tried hard put forced HTML or RTF format on the mailbox... no go... He did force these formats. but the text to html conversion happens broken Similarly, regardless of the size of the mailbox.

  If messages would be in HTMl, it would work perfectly. Maybe one day you could make this an option... the message in text or html format. (development

  request)

  If I paste the link in an html format email, it works very well. Also, if I find the message and click the link in the notification with Outlook Web Access, it works very well.

  Only from Outlook 2007, Microsoft changed the default HTML rendering, used by Word 2007 engine. That's the problem. It is this rendering engine that has the problem, a lot of people are very annoyed and Microsoft does not care to fix it.

  So far we have the option for sending to HTML, or Microsoft fixes some of this.

  the only option we have is to get the wrong message from: hostsvc: called with the DISP invalid/missing entry, then to go into the browser and add in the '=' manually, and it will then visit the link in the notification.

  Any ideas or suggestions? Thank you

  Hi Milt

  Well, in hostsvc.exe, he could accept a missing DISP (or deformed) and defaults to «» This should be the solution. I don't think that it could break anything if it were this way.

• ORA-01408: such list already indexed column.

  Hi all

  I get this error while improving my EBS 11.1.0.7 database at 11.2.0.4. I checked the newspaper and it shows:

  create indexes system.repcat$ _audit_column_f2_idx on

  2 system.repcat$ (base_sname, base_oname, base_conflict_type_id, _audit_column

  3 base_reference_name)

  4.

  System.repcat$ (base_sname, base_oname, base_conflict_type_id, _audit_column

  *

  ERROR on line 2:

  ORA-01408: such list already indexed column.

  Now what I want to know is if I have to cancel the session dbua, start the database, delete the index and dbua session start again?

  Kind regards

  Vinod

  The solution is already documented here:

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e23633/upgrade.htm#UPGRD52647

  The solution is to drop the REPCAT$_AUDIT_COLUMN_IDX1 Directory and re-run the upgrade as described in "re-run the upgrade to Oracle Database".

• Formatting of index entries automatically

  I would put in the form of the index italicized entries (because they are scientific names). According to the help of InDesign (InDesign help |) Creating an index) "to add emphasis to a particular index entry, select the number Style replacement and then specify a character style.

  I did this. I have a character style named in italics (in all of my files from the book, including the index file). However, when I generate the index, nothing is in italics. Is this a bug or am I missing something?

  Thank you!

  Marina

  You can modify the page number character style.

  If you want to change the subject, you can add # or * at the end of the section and after generating the index change all the lines of desired character style.

  for example:

  using grep find/replace

  find: (^. +)(\#)

  set up: $1 with the italic character style.

• How can I delete an Index Entry?

  I created an index entry in Chapter 10 of my FrameMaker book and I have no idea how to do to look it up.

  Pointing out the entry in the index itself (linked photo):

  It shows me in the Pod marker:

  I'm looking for the word that I accidentally created an index entry 'the' from?

  Thanks in advance.

  Markers on top of the other may be impossible to distinguish or select individually, without insertion of some temporary wide space characters to push them out. This stacking happens usually when a heading or caption is used for two or more: TOC, IX, Xref.

  Thus, FM, go to the offending source page and click on the top left of the main text block. Open the special > marker dialogue. Make a Edit > find/replace by marker Type: Indexand [find]. That each is, its text marker will appear in the marker dialog box. Keep find until you get to the Index mark that you need to remove: press the delete key.

• How to find and replace text in the index entries?

  Hello

  Recently, I copied a manual to create a new one for another product. After a global search and replace the product names and other texts, I needed to replace a specific word that appears in the index entries.

  I noticed the search box would allow me to search the text of the marker, but I had to replaceme the word by hand - cut and paste the new Word, click on change the marker to save it and then find the next occurrence.

  It's with frame 7.2. Does anyone know a faster way to do this?

  Yours,

  Michael F.

  =========

  Peter,

  Thanks for the lead.

  I downloaded the zip file and all it contains is a DLL file, but no instructions.

  What should I do to make it work and how do I know that it works?

  Yours,

  Michael F

  ========

• derivative of the Index entries

  I am creating an index and would like to see my index entries highlighted in the text during the indexing process. Obviously, these are non-printable. I know that I can view hidden characters and see the blue signs, but there they are so small and difficult to discern with the representation of things hidden character all.

  I thought about setting up of a temporary character style, but some of the entries already have a different character style. Can I do something with layers?

  Ideally, I would like to see a transparent yellow highlight as what you can do with the Acrobat commenting tools.

  I see two problems with your idea

  1. the position of the index mark. It may be the beginning of a Word, or at the end or somewhere in the middle. In fact, it does not matter even if its anywhere near the word, as it is on the same page!

  2. the indexed text. Suppose you have a book on cats and dogs. For the index, you can add all of the cats like 'cats' and dogs like ' canines - the word you put into the Index Entry add should not be literally in your text. '. Another example is "Indexing", which would be indexed as "index" or possibly "index, creating a".

  Now on the right thing!

  You can create a GREP style that highlights the text surrounding an index mark. GREP styles are amazing - even if they apply character Styles, they interfere with any existing character styles! They blend together perfectly. It does not totally reliable - more on that below - but the general idea is:

  a. create a new character style 'Brand of Index'. Set it to emphasize and underline options, set 12 pt thickness, offset to pt - 3 and color to something real bright.

  b. in your main paragraph for the plain text style (you 're using paragraph styles, you're not? if not, you should!), select "GREP Styles.

  c. Add a new GREP style. Define its character style 'Brand of Index' and 'Text' '~I\w+' field - it's an eye in capital letters. Do not add quotation marks.

  d. Add another style GREP. Also define its style of character 'Brand of Index' and set the "text" field "\w+~I" (again, the eye uppercase, no quotes needed).

  e. click OK. Your index entries get highlighted.

  Why is this not perfect? Well, I guess it goes beyond what the Adobe engineers have been imagine we would use GREP styles to. The index mark, tilde-capital eye, seems to mess up the text turns a little. Therefore, the usual "\w+" expected thing pick up as many "Word characters" possible suddenly fails and may be missing a few characters.

  It takes two GREP styles, rather than a ubiquitous '\w*~I\w*' because this was to pick up all the words containing an index mark, but, in reality, does not pick up anything at all.

  There is another small disadvantage: because it's true underlining, it will also print and appear in the PDF files. But it is easily resolved: print (or export to PDF, or whatever), go to the character style "Benchmark" and turn off the underline. If you need to see the markers, put it back on and hey! They - re ba - ack!

• The formatting Index entries.

  Hi all

  Is it possible to apply with Index shaped like italics, bold entries etc. using javascript in Windows.  InDesign CS3 5.0.4.

  Kind regards

  Imagine.

  Then, as in

  bacteria

  254 Commons

  E. coli 255

  other 256

  The problem is that ID cannot store formatting information in an index entry (as it does not work in the variables for running headers and references paragraphs). You have to think about something like marking the formatting with codes in the entries, and then change them after the index generation.

  For example, mark italic [i]... [/ i] in the index entry ' bacteria: [i] [/i] e. coli. " After you generate, use a GREP search-replace to remove the codes and apply italic.

  [Ed.] Important: Add the original entry (without your codes) in the genre - as a field! Otherwise, the above example will be sorted as 'symbol' [(ou peut-être il viendra sous «i»).]