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I'm using an XSL stylesheet and FOP to transform a set of approx. 150 XHTML files into a single, 260-page PDF. The PDF is looking pretty good, and has bookmarks and hyperlinked internal page number citations. Now I want to add an index to the PDF, based on <meta> tags (in the XHTML files) that look like this: <meta name="Keywords" content="apples, fruit: apples, apple pie" /> I already produce a compiled Windows Help file (.chm) from these XHTML files. In the .chm, the above <meta> produces the following index entries: apples fruit apples apple pie (That is, the index terms in the <meta> tag are comma separated, and ":" is used to indicate a primary/secondary index entry. Nothing fancier than this: I don't currently do "tertiary" - third-level - index entries, or even - though perhaps I should - "see" or "see also" entries.) I'd be very grateful for any tips or pointers on where to start. The XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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