Security Because content that is formatted as hidden text can easily be made visible, do not use hidden text formatting to keep sensitive information private.
Note RD fields that reference a series of files must be in the same order as the files in the final document. For example, files Chap1 and Chap2 both have an index entry for "apricot" on the first page. The first page number in Chap1 is 1, and the first page number in Chap2 is 100.
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The sequence {RD Chap2} {RD Chap1} results in the index query "apricot 100, 1".
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The sequence {RD Chap1} {RD Chap2} results in the index query "apricot 1, 100".
- "FileName"
- File to include when generating a table of contents, table of authorities, or index. If the location includes a long file name with spaces, enclose it in quotation marks. Replace single backslashes with double backslashes to specify the path, for example:
"C:\\My Documents\\Manual.doc"
- \f
- Indicates that the path is relative to the current document.
The following fields inserted into one document create a table of contents that includes entries from the three referenced documents:
{ TOC }
{ RD C:\\Manual\\Chapters\\Chapter1.doc }
{ RD C:\\Manual\\Chapters\\Chapter2.doc }
{ RD C:\\Manual\\Chapters\\Chapter3.doc }