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Hi, in this video I will be teaching you how to create an index with InDesign CS6. An Index is this little register that you always find in books or long documents that makes it really easy to find the things you're looking for. As an example we're going to use the lecture notes that we put into InDesign in the video before. You see here our lecture notes, and we have already some keywords on our pages. And I would like to put all of those keywords into an index, so I can find them quickly if I need them. We start by opening our indexing window. You find this under *Windows* -Sgt; *Type & Tables* → *Index×. Now we select our type tool and go into our text. And if I want to include for example this whole paragraph into my index quot;Data types in Arc GIS” I just select the text and click on this little symbol here. And this will create a new index (entry). In can change the name in here, but we're not going to do this for now, and I just say this should be linked, to only the current page. I could also go across a lot of other pages and also include quot;see also” remarks like listed here. However, for now we click on OK. And we see now under quot'd” we have “Data types in Arc GIS” and it's telling us we find this on page 2. If you want to jump to this entry we can click on this symbol and this will bring us to the point where the index is linking. Let's zoom in a little. And we see now that the index (entry) is indicated by this little roof symbol [^] here. And it's really important to remember, that the roof symbol is independent of the text that stands behind here. So if I change something in here, I delete the quot;in”. This will not be updated over here. If you want to edit your index you need to double-click, and you can change your text in here. So this only links to this specific place and ignores what stands behind it. This also means that you can include the same word several times in your index. For example, I can use this quot;Data” again and make a new reference in my index. We click on OK. And now I see I have the data here as well. If I would like to have the quot;Data Types in Arc GIS” as a subpoint of my quot;Data” I select the thing again. Click on *new index reference×. And this time I'm going to move this down. And over here I can select in quot'd” → “Data”. If I click OK now We see that quot;Data Types in Arc GIS” is a subcategory of quot;Data”. I also choose to keep this one, but I could also delete it over here. Let's move on this page. In here I only want to include those 2 words, so I select them again and click on new, and I click on OK. And now you see we have quot;Digitized Data” over here. I'm going to do this now for the complete document, and we see us back in a few seconds. I'm now on page 12 and have found the Kay word “coordinate system” however I have already included this one in German. So this time I'm going to select it and create a new entry and instead of including this reference here I will say quot;see”...
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