I don't mind being called wrong, but think you've (or I)confused the term
"index". I (perhaps wrongly) assumed that the questioner was trying to get
the one of the database indexes into his Word doc. For that, there is no
way to import/export an internal Jet object into any other file format.
As you correctly note, there is indeed a way for Word to generate its own
book-type "index" and/or concordance, and/or table of contents. However,
unless you used a formatted template (one that uses different styles for
topic headers, paragraph heads, etc,) to create your doc, you'll need to go
through the doc by hand and designate what you want to be included in your
"index".
-Ed
"Chuck Grimsby" <c.*******@worldnet.att.net.invalid> wrote in message
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On Mon, 7 Feb 2005 12:27:31 -0800, "Mike Turco"
<mi*******@yahoo-no-spam-4-me.com> wrote:
"Ed Robichaud" <ed*********@wdn.com> wrote in message
news:VY*****************@newshog.newsread.com. .. Short answer - NO.
As that as in, "No, I don't know myself," or "No, there is no way to do
that."?
What about generating a concordence file? Can that be done
programmatically?
Ed's wrong. There is a way, and it's very easy:
Word's Table Of Contents wizard.
From the "Insert" menu, select "Index and Tables..." and start
selecting your options.
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