#### 7.5.7.1 Identifying See and See also index references

To make sure Mif2Go recognizes See and See also entries in your FrameMaker index, you can specify the words used as starting terms in those entries. Mif2Go uses this information for sorting (see §7.5.7.3 Choosing where to sort See also index references) and for merging (see §7.11 Setting up a dynamic modular Help system).

To specify the words used for See and See also in your FrameMaker index:

[Index]

; SeeTerm = word(s) used as the start of a See index entry, default

; "See" without the quotes, case is significant

SeeTerm=See

; SeeAlsoTerm = word(s) used as the start of a See also entry, default

; "See also" without the quotes, case is significant

SeeAlsoTerm = See also

These settings allow you to designate different terms, perhaps in another language, or to specify a different case. For example, if you always capitalize both words in your See also index entries:

[Index]

SeeAlsoTerm = See Also

Mif2Go recognizes See and See also entries that include multiple references, provided the references are separated by semicolons. For example:

pome fruits, see apples; pears

includes two references, one to the index entry for “apples” and one to the entry for “pears”.

Links are active in OmniHelp and HTML Help

For OmniHelp, Mif2Go redirects both See and See also links to their targets in the index itself; see §10.7.6 Redirecting See and See also index entries. Microsoft HTML Help Workshop also redirects these links. However, there is no visual clue that the links are there; you have to double-click an index entry to activate the link.

| 7.5.7 Configuring See and See also entries for HTML-based Help |  | 7.5.7.2 Specifying level breaks for See and See also index entries |