Confusion with Indexing

Question

Hello,
I have recently taken over building/maintaining the online
resource my company uses. There has been a push to have "more"
avaialble via the index, however when I attempt to provide this I
run into problems.
For this to make sense a quick back ground.
We have many diffrent topics, and each topic has many
diffrent book marks. These book marks are or course relevant and
save time. The alternative being a time consuming scrolling through
the whole topic.
I understand how to link my index to these spcific bookmarks,
however I was hoping for something a little more intuative.
I have also tried using the Index Wizard, but those keywords
linked to the topic as a whole and not the individual bookmark.
Recently I have discovered that while in the Index area if
you right click on a bookmark you want to add and then select
"properties", there is an option to add your own key words.
However again this key words link to the document has a whole
and not the bookmark I have clicked on.
Is there a way to have a bookmark connected to more then one
keyword, without having to enter it in manually many times?
I hope there is.
Cheers

Answer 1

Hi Leon,
It is HTML - I didn't explain myself well.
When you manually create an index you can have parent entries
in the index, and associate child index entries with those parents.
Essentially you can create a two level index.
Parent A
...Child 1
...Child2
Parent B
...Child3
...Child4
When you've compiled the file and use the index you'd
normally type in a term you want to locate in the index - for
example 'Fixture'.
The search in the index will locate 'Fixture' if it is at
parent level, but will not locate it if it is a child entry.
You can still associate topics with both parent and child
entries, and you will be taken to them when you click on the index
entry.
To give you an example, suppose i set up an Index structure
like:
Fixture
...Adding
...Editing
...Deleting
Gondola
...Adding
...Editing
...Deleting
I would be able to find Fixture or Gondola by typing in the
term at the top of the Index tab in the compiled file. However,
typing in Adding would not give a match.
I had hoped to set up a visually neat manual index that would
griup terms logically, like an index in a book, but apparently you
can't do this in RH.
If you have to do it all on one level 'Adding Fixture' comes
at a very different point in the Index to 'Editing Fixture'.