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LATEX Indexing

L^ATEX Indexing

20201017 Index entries can be added to the L^ATEX source document with \index{}.

To obtain a see:

\index{apache2|see {apache}}           	 apache2, see apache

\index{nfs|(}                            nfs, 25-32
...
\index{nfs|)}

To have the index included in the resulting file be sure to include the following toward the end of the document:

\clearemptydoublepage
\lfoot{}\rfoot{}
\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Index}
\printindex

When processing the file the sequence of commands will include makeindex amongst the pdflatex commands, to then view the resulting pdf file with evince:

$ pdflatex mydoc.tex
$ makeindex mydoc
$ pdflatex mydoc.tex
$ pdflatex mydoc.tex
$ evince mydoc.pdf