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InDesign can't alphabetize proper names correctly.
For example, it lists Vanderpoole before Van Dyne. I had to put a nonbreaking space to keep Van Dyne out of the D section.
For example, it lists Vanderpoole before Van Dyne. I had to put a nonbreaking space to keep Van Dyne out of the D section.
If you use the index then you should handle sort problems using the sort-order field (in the New Topic window). For some applications, see
https://creativepro.com/files/kahrel/indesign/index-fixes-sorting.html
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