RE: Quick and Easy Poll

["Kane, Beth" <Beth -dot- Kane -at- pearson -dot- com>]

Yes. When a person checks the index, sometimes a definition is all he's
looking for. Also, some users never use, or even notice, glossaries. (Why
browse a glossary when there's a complete index?)

Examples:

If there's only one entry for the item, you'd enter it this way:

FQDN, defined.......3

If there's another index entry for that topic, you'd give this entry a level
2 modifier:

FQDN
     defined............3

Beth Kane
Tucson, Arizona
www.pearsonedtech.com

-----Original Message-----
Actually, I have a quick question for you Index-jockeys out there. When
building your index (or concordance, really, since I am not an Index
artiste) do you include glossary entries?

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