I have a number of technical documents that are currently unwieldy to find things in. One solution is to have the network drive indexed, but getting that working for a host of people in different locations could be difficult.
I was instead going to create a master index that pulls just the contents from each of the separate documents into one; obviously less functional than searching the entire documents but it should still do the job of allowing people to find important releases.
I can do this manually, and have done, but then the formatting is rubbish and there is no way to alter every line across all 80 pages at once.
Is there a better way of combining the contents pages, and if not then is there a good way of formatting quickly?
I'm thinking of making a python script to do it but if there's another way to do it I'd like to know. Master documents don't seem to do what I want?
I was instead going to create a master index that pulls just the contents from each of the separate documents into one; obviously less functional than searching the entire documents but it should still do the job of allowing people to find important releases.
I can do this manually, and have done, but then the formatting is rubbish and there is no way to alter every line across all 80 pages at once.
Is there a better way of combining the contents pages, and if not then is there a good way of formatting quickly?
I'm thinking of making a python script to do it but if there's another way to do it I'd like to know. Master documents don't seem to do what I want?
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