[texhax] Index and Glossary?

[Christopher W. Ryan]

Don't know about a package, but could you just use your text editor's 
"search and replace" function to replace every occurence of "latex" with 
"\index{latex}"?

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and Wilson Family Practice Residency, Johnson City, NY
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Magnus Ottosson wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> I want to have an index list and a glossay list in my document. I have
> found a couple of ways to do this but with all the solutions I have
> found I have to mark each occurrence of the word at each place I have it
> in the text. So if I want to have the word "latex" in my index and
> glossary I have to mark the work latex with a \index{latex} at each
> place it occurs in the text.
> 
> Is there a package that I can just add to a index file that I want to
> have an index with the word latex and it will automatically find in the
> text were it is? And the same with glossary of course?
> 
> Is it possible?
> 
> Magnus
> 
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