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AACR (Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules) (ALA), IN:336n2
AACR2 (Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules, Second Edition) (ALA), GE:89, 91–92; IN:326n2

armed forces, IN:294
articles beginning corporate names, IN:282
commas after surnames, IN:324
on commonly known forms of names, IN:7, 233, 321, 327–328
corporate names, IN:279, 285, 289
cross-references from elements of multipart names, IN:328
English vs. vernacular geographic names, IN:299–300
government names, IN:292, 293
Indonesian names, IN:150–151
library catalogs and, IN:319–320
particles, IN:174
phrase names, IN:18–19, 234
Portuguese names, IN:115, 116
pseudonyms, IN:328–329
RAK and, IN:97
RDA and, IN:319–320
as resource for indexers, IN:188, 342
Spanish names, IN:111
on subordinate bodies, IN:296
women’s married names, IN:175

AALL (American Association of Law Libraries), SL:125, 129
Aalto and America (Anderson, Fenske, and Fixler, ed.), TC:36–38, 119–123
AARP, SP:41–42, 47
A–B testing, R3:12
Abbreviations, SM:54–55. See also Initials

acceptable list, R1:52
award criteria including, SM:30
for case names, SL:56, 60
cites, SL:55
cross-references and, SM:8–9; SP:14–15
definition of, TC:18n4
double-posting, SP:14–15
of first names, IN:235
guidelines for, SP:35–36, 39
laboratory evaluation, SM:62
as last element, IN:153
of last names/surnames, IN:230, 234, 235
music, SS:8, 9
nutrition, SM:43
of page ranges, EA:46–47
parallel construction for, TC:78
reference sources for, SM:98, 106
in Spanish names, IN:111–112
spelled-out version added, TC:18n5
state names, TC:75, 76
in subheadings, R2:18–19
2x vs. Xref protocol for, TC:14–15, 70–71

ABC-Regels (NOBIN), IN:75, 77, 81
Abd, IN:68
“About” information: placement of, SC:36
Aboutness, R3:64, 127–132, 134–135
Abstracts, R3:130–131; SM:86–87

access, SM:86
audiences for, SM:88
author, SM:86
criteria for inclusion in, SM:86–87
database, SM:15–17, 67–77, 83–91
definition of, SM:86
elements of, SM:86
food and nutrition, SM:38–43
importance of, SM:90
nursing diagnoses, SM:46
types of, SM:86–87
working schedule, SM:65–66
writing, SM:65–66, 87–88

Abu, IN:70–71
Academic theology, R1:14, 18, 22
Academic titles, IN:80–81, 101–102, 181, 218. See also Scholarly texts
Accent marks (diacritics or diacriticals), EA:48; R3:89; SS:53–54

Arabic diacritics, IN:61–64
in Chinese names, R3:150–151
coding for, R1:20; SP:23–24
diaeresis, IN:107
Dutch diacritics, IN:85
German diacritics, IN:106, 107
in indexes, IN:62–64
in names, GE:117
in non-Western languages, IN:182

Access Innovations, R2:152
Access points (points of entry), multiple, EA:3, 30, 74, 117. See also Cross-references; Double posting
Accessibility, TC:9–19. See also Usability

decision-making process for, TC:17
index as playground for, TC:18, 65
multiple entry points for, TC:62–63, 112
ordinary language for, TC:14–15
tips for preparing an index with, TC:10–13, 15–16

The Accidental Indexer (Badgett), TC:114n2
Accord, SL:56
Accounting

basics of, SB:8, 23–26
professional advice for, SB:16
software, SB:7, 23–24, 26
tracking system, SB:49–50

Accounting departments, MS:37, 58
Accounts payable, SB:23–24
Accounts receivable, SB:24, 50
Accreditation, TT:101–2. See also Credentials
Accuracy, SM:64; TC:49–59

consistency and, TC:69–70
of cross-references, SS:83; TC:56–57
definition of, TC:49
of double-postings, TC:56–57
historical events, TC:53–54
of index, SS:84–85
of locators, TC:54–56, 90
of main headings, TC:52–53
of proper names, TC:53–54
punctuation, TC:51–52
spelling, TC:49–51
of subheadings, TC:54, 107
tools for improving, TC:57–59

Acknowledgments, textbook, R2:50
Acrobat Reader (software), GE:131
Acronyms, EA:32; SL:56, 115–116; SM:54–55; SS:18, 33–34, 94; TT:3–6. See also Abbreviations

award criteria including, SM:30
computer terminology, R1:110–111
in controlled vocabularies, R2:145
for corporate names, IN:287–288
cross-references and, R2:55–56, 76; SM:8–9
double-posting and cross-referencing of, SP:14–15
guidelines for, SP:35–36, 39
for Jewish names, IN:187
laboratory evaluation, SM:62
for legislative acts, R2:75–76
for military units, R2:79–80
nutrition, SM:43
for organizations and agencies, R2:55–56
pattern for flipping, R3:172–173
in public policy indexes, R2:75–76
reference sources for, SM:98, 106
in subheadings, R2:18–19
subordinate bodies, IN:296
in textbook indexes, R2:55–56

Action plan, MS:7–12, 13–14
Active Classification Solutions, R2:151
Activities, textbook, R2:51, 54
Acts, legislative, R2:75–76

headnotes as aid to indexer, SL:10–11
tables of, SL:53

Additions to names. See Origin identifiers; Qualifiers
Address changes, MS:37
Adjectives

in index entries, SC:39
in recipe titles, SC:22
in subheadings

at end of entry, R2:11
nouns vs., R2:12–15
prepositions vs., R2:19–20

Adobe InDesign, R3:34, 37; TT:129, 134, 147
Adobe Reader/Acrobat, TT:14, 127, 155, 156
Advertising. See also Marketing

Adwords, MS:91
branding, MS:12, 86
classified ads, MS:59
in directories, SB:8
display ads, MS:55–56
effectiveness, MS:36
to find indexers, EA:91
in Indexer Locator, MS:ix, 32, 58, 73–77, 84; SB:22
in media outlets, MS:56
photos enhancing, MS:56, 61
wearable ads, MS:55
for websites, SB:56

Advocacy

for ebook indexing, R3:33–34
for taxonomies, R3:24–25

Aestheticism, R3:57
Afghani names, IN:183
Africa

in classical/medieval period, IN:25
slaves from, IN:109, 117

African names, GE:110–111
The Afterlife Is Where We Come From (Gottlieb), TC:43–44, 87–88
Age groups: thesauri handling of, SP:43–44
Agee, Victoria (Vicky), R2:48; TT:40
AgeLine Database, SP:43–46
Agencies. See Government agencies
Aging

literature on, SP:46
resources, SP:46–48
terminology in field of, SP:42–46
thesauri handling of, SP:44–46

Agnomina, IN:28, 32
Ahnentafeln, GE:8–9
AIDSDRUGS (online database), SM:105
AIDSTRIALS (online database), SM:105
AIDSUNE (online database), SM:105
AIM-TWX, SM:67
Aircraft names, R2:82–83; R3:72
AIRs (Adjustable Indexing Rules), TC:79–80, 81n6, 113
Al-, IN:44, 51–52, 66–67, 187
ALA. See American Library Association
ALA-LC Romanization Tables, IN:17, 61–62, 63–64, 182
Al-Din, IN:68
Alexis de Tocqueville and Gustave de Beaumont in America (Zunz), TC:95–96
Aliases. See Pseudonyms
Alive in Writing (Narayan), TC:11, 24, 113–114
Allegro Technical Indexing, SB:69
Allen, Gary, SC:115–116
Allina, Eric, TC:98
Allrecipes, SC:48, 50–51
Almanacs, SP:55
Alphabetization or alphabetical sorting. See also Names; Order; Sorting

of articles at beginning of titles, TC:74, 84
in biographies, R1:44–46; TC:31–32
breaking the rules on, TC:113–114
of chemical indexes, EA:19
clarity with, TC:87–88, 91
clumping using, TC:102–103
Dutch alphabet, IN:84
in encyclopedias, R1:51, 58–59
of first-line indexes, EA:18
of foreign language terms, SS:56, 57–58
of function words, TC:84
German alphabet, IN:106–107
Hawaiian alphabet, IN:131–132
indexing software settings, TC:57–58
initial articles, SS:55
letter-by-letter, EA:5–6; R2:61; SS:35
logical phrasing order linked to, TC:86–89, 91, 113–114
Māori, IN:156
of names, GE:116; SS:11, 32–34, 54–55
of numbers, R2:61–62, 79
with numbers starting entries, R1:112–113
of prepositions, SM:31
readability and, TC:107
of subheadings, R2:9–10, 21, 22–24
with symbols starting entries, R1:113
systems of, EA:5–6
in technical indexes, R2:91
in textbook indexes, R2:61–62
Thai alphabet, IN:163
word-by-word, EA:5–6; R2:61

ALR, SL:35
Alston, William P., R1:26
Alternative medicines, SP:38
Alternative names. See Variant names
Alvarez, Walter, TC:45
Amazon Kindle, R3:30, 33
Amazon.com, MS:85; TT:151–52

on indexes in ebooks, R3:30

Ambiguity. See Disambiguation; Qualifiers
Amendment of statutes, SL:15–16
American Association of Law Libraries (AALL), SL:125, 129
American Book Producers Association, SB:38
American Genealogical-Biographical Index, GE:83–84, 87
American Jurisprudence (AmJur), SL:34
The American Legal System and Civic Engagement (Manaster), TC:63
American Library Association (ALA)

AACR (Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules), IN:336n2. See also AACR2 (Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules, Second Edition)
ALA-LC Romanization Tables, IN:17, 61–62, 63–64, 182, 302

American National Biography, IN:349
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)/National Information Standards Organization (NISO), SM:29

on periodical indexing, R3:120–123, 125, 127
on subheadings, R3:136
on taxonomy creation, R3:21–22
technical report on indexes, EA:11

American Psychological Association (APA), SP:55, 68
American Psychological Association (APA) style guide, R2:57, 59; SP:21, 56
American Society for Indexing (ASI), R3:26, 33–34, 192; SL:26, 129; SS:69; TT:100–101

attrition, MS:21, 45
awards, TT:11–12, 13, 40, 44, 101, 115–17
benefits of joining, SB:vi, 10
“Best Practices for Indexing,” TT:142
books, TT:66, 68
certification issues, TT:22
chapter meetings, SB:4, 10, 69
Digital Trends Task Force (DTTF), TT:35, 133
EIS Award for Excellence in Indexing, TC:2, 94, 105, 115; TT:11–12, 40, 44, 101, 115–17
Hines Award, TT:101
on history of indexing, TT:51
Indexer Locator, EA:91–92; MS:ix, xi, 32, 58, 73–77, 84; SB:6, 7, 39
Jobs Hotline, EA:91–92; SB:39
joining, MS:xi, ix
Key Words, TT:65
LinkedIn presence, MS:92
mashups, TT:71–74
national conference, SB:4, 10, 69
networking, MS:ix, xi, 14, 32, 37, 50, 71–72
online discussion group (ASI-L), SB:10
public relations, MS:2–5
publications, SB:8
referrals, MS:13, 42
resources, SB:10, 36
Salary Survey, EA:98; SB:63–65
sample contract, TT:33
sample indexing agreement, EA:125–129
Special Interest Groups (SIGs), SB:7, 58
on thesauri, R2:102, 103
training course, TT:104, 145
Training Course in Indexing, SB:vi, 4, 69–70
web site (www.asindexing.org), SM:29, 104
webinars/mini-courses, TT:146, 147
websites and, MS:83, 84, 85, 90, 91
H.W. Wilson Award for Excellence in Indexing, EA:117; R2:1, 31, 40; SM:29–32. See now EIS Award for Excellence in Indexing

American Society of Indexers (ASI). See American Society for Indexing
American vs. British English, SC:89–104
Amerindian names, IN:109
AMICUS, IN:348
Analysis

in creation of subheadings, R2:4, 9–11
in database indexing, R2:101
of index content, SM:21–28
of taxonomies, R3:11
in textbook indexing, R2:49

Analytic theology, R1:18, 19
“And,” TC:107; TT:6–10. See also Function words
Anderson, Bernhard W., R1:24
Anderson, James D., R3:136
Anderson, Stanford, TC:36
Andrews, Lorrin, IN:131, 132
Anecdotal information: indexing of, SC:x, 13, 42–44
Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules (AACR) (ALA), IN:336n2. See also AACR2 (Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules)
Animals’ names, IN:19
Annotating indexes in cookbooks, SC:14–15
ANSI. See American National Standards Institute (ANSI)/National Information Standards Organization (NISO)
Answering machines and voice-mail, MS:34–35, 58–59
Anthology authors

inclusion in index, IN:240–242
spelling variants/variant names used by, IN:266

Antonyms, R2:136, 145
ANZSI (Australian and New Zealand Society of Indexers), R3:34; TT:11, 12–13, 35, 101–2
ANZSI Medal, TT:11
APA (American Psychological Association), SP:55, 68
APA (American Psychological Association) style guide, R2:57, 59; SP:21, 56
Apex Publishing, SB:39, 40–42
Apologetics, R1:20–21
Apostrophes

automated name indexing and, IN:262
in Chinese names, R3:150–151
in Dutch names, IN:76
in Hawaiian names, IN:132–133

Appendixes, R2:70; SS:34
Appiah, Kwame Anthony, R1:3
Apprenticeship, TC:1–2
Apprenticeships, SB:vii
AQs (author queries), TC:50–51
Aquinas, Thomas, R1:13, 22, 25
Arabic language

diacritics, IN:61–64
transliteration/Romanization, IN:59–60

Arabic/Islamic names, GE:109–110; IN:59–74, 183–187

articles beginning, IN:65, 66–67, 68–69, 187
clans, IN:67
compound, IN:67, 68–70
dialects, IN:60–61
direct vs. inverted order, IN:66
honorifics, IN:185
hyphenation, IN:65
in Indonesia, IN:147
medieval, IN:44, 65–66, 183
order of elements in, IN:6–7
patronymics, IN:69–71, 184
Romanization, IN:17, 60–61
royalty, IN:66, 67, 70, 72–73
sorting, IN:65, 184–187
surnames, IN:46, 65–66, 183, 185
titles, IN:71–73, 185
transliteration, IN:17, 44, 183–184
women’s, IN:69, 70

Archaeology materials, R1:24–25
Archives, SB:9
Archiving, TT:30
Argument(s)

of author, R3:64–65, 84–85
philosophy, SS:40–41

Aristocrats. See Nobility; Royalty
Aristotle, R1:8, 10, 22
Armed forces, IN:294–295. See also Military titles and ranks
Army units, U.S., R2:79
Arnold, Matthew. See The Letters of Matthew Arnold
Arrays. See Entries
Art, IN:219–225

“after” used with artist’s name or artwork’s title, IN:223
attributions, IN:223–224
comparing indexing to, R3:1–4

creative process, R3:2–3
impressionism vs. precisionism, R3:2
portraiture, R3:1
size, R3:3
visual integrity, R3:3–4

exhibition catalogs, IN:219
famous artists known by one name, IN:224–225
online resources, IN:225
schools of, IN:223–224

“The Art and Craft of Using PDFs in the Indexing Process” (Binder), TT:156
Art books/catalogs, EA:49; TC:27–30, 36–38, 119–120

author's knowledge, R1:74
captions, R1:75, 79
categories of art objects, R1:67–73
computerized information, R1:72–73
confidential information, R1:70
date of object creation, R1:68
descriptions, R1:70–71
fabrication summaries, R1:70–71
format of titles, R1:68
headings, R1:79
history of objects, R1:70
homographs, R1:69–70
identification numbers, R1:71–72
identification of objects, R1:68–69, 71–72, 73
image content, R1:80
indexable pages, R1:75
indexing, R1:65–83; R2:55
medium and material, R1:69–70
“missing” information, R1:77–79
museum numbering, R1:71–72
names, R1:67–68
number of entries, R1:75
organization of titles, R1:76–77
origin of object, R1:67–68
plate numbers, R1:79
provenance, R1:67, 70
recognition description, R1:71
related artworks, R1:76–77
resources, R1:82–83
software programs, R1:72–73
synonyms, R1:79
terms of entries, R1:80
types of art books, R1:65–66
types of media, R1:70
unknown artists, R1:77
unnumbered illustrations, R1:78–79
untitled works, R1:77–78
writings of artist, R1:69

Art criticism, R3:58
The Art of Indexing (Bonura), TT:68
The Art of Italian Cooking (Street & Mills), SC:9n1
The Art of Simple Food (Waters), SC:67–69
Artcyclopedia, IN:225
Articles

in Arabic/Islamic names, IN:65, 66–67, 68–69, 187
automated name indexing and, IN:264
beginning corporate names, IN:282–283
beginning geographic names, IN:66, 67, 302–305
beginning titles, TC:74, 84
in Dutch names, IN:75–77, 78
in Egyptian names, IN:66
in French names, IN:88
in German names, IN:97–99, 104
in Hawaiian names, IN:136
initial, SS:55
in Māori language/names, IN:157, 158
in origin names, IN:36
in periodicals, R3:119–120
in Portuguese names, IN:117
writing, MS:3, 35, 36, 60, 98

Artists’ names

additions to, IN:220–223
changes of, IN:16, 222
Dutch, IN:224–225
family, IN:221–223
one-word, IN:10
Renaissance, IN:5
variant, IN:16

ASAIB (Association of Southern African Indexers and Bibliographers), TT:12, 102
ASCII standard, SP:23
ASI. See American Society for Indexing
Asian Noodles (Simonds), SC:44–45
ASI-L, SB:10
Assessment, SP:9
Association of Southern African Indexers and Bibliographers (ASAIB), TT:12, 102
Associations and groups to join. See also American Society for Indexing (ASI); specific associations

Institute of Certified Indexers, MS:42, 50
online discussion groups, MS:viii–ix, x–xi, 59, 60, 72
publishers and writers groups, MS:3–4
in specialty areas, MS:36
web pages of, SM:108–109

Associative relationships, R2:137, 145–147; R3:127
Atlas of Hawai‘i, IN:136
Attention-getting devices: names as, IN:244–245
Attorneys

versus non-attorney indexers, SL:8, 122–124
practice of law, SL:105–107
as resources for legal indexers, SL:36
women attorneys, SL:109

Attributions in indexing titles, SC:21–22
Auctions, MS:60, 91
Audi, Robert, R1:11
Audience analysis, TT:10–11, 14–15, 45, 153
Audience considerations, R3:3, 87–88, 92–94; SM:42; TC:9–19. See also Genres; Users

for abstracts, SM:88
authors’ knowledge of audience, SS:71
for biographical indexing, IN:171–172, 188
for casebooks, SL:45
classical/medieval names and, IN:54–55
commonsense approach to, TC:111, 112, 113
comprehensiveness, TC:62–63, 112
for controlled vocabulary, R2:148–149, 150
for court cases, SL:41
for databases, SM:83–84
decision-making process for, TC:17
diversity, R2:5
general readers, SM:12, 46
importance of, SB:vii
index as playground for, TC:18, 65
for indexes, SM:37, 42–43, 83–84
indexing conventions and, IN:174
for legal materials, SL:41, 45, 128; SS:17, 19–20
length vs. brevity of name and, IN:8
lesser mentions and, IN:246
Lexis Search Advisor, SL:77–78
metatopic’s role for, TC:23–24
“naivety,” SS:76–77, 84
for plant names, R1:96–97, 103
prefixes and, IN:3
professional readers, SM:4–6, 42–43, 46
for public law libraries, SL:128
quality issues, SS:93–94
for textbooks, R2:53–54
tips and tools for learning about, TC:10–16
understanding locators, R2:6, 39, 43
usability studies, SS:84, 94

Audio file indexes, R2:140
Audit of taxonomy content, R3:11
AusSI (Australian Society of Indexers). See ANZSI (Australian and New Zealand Society of Indexers)
AusSI (Australian Society of Indexers) Medal, SM:32
Australian and New Zealand Society of Indexers (ANZSI), R3:34; TT:11, 12–13, 35, 101–2
Australian Dictionary of Biography, IN:349
Australian Society of Indexers (AusSI). See Australian and New Zealand Society of Indexers (ANZSI)
Australian Society of Indexers (AusSI) Medal, SM:32
Austrian names, IN:106, 107
Author indexes, EA:19

audience for, SP:3, 6
breaking entries into individual names, SP:7–8
data entry for, SP:6–7, 26–27
diacritics, SP:23–24
distinguishing discussion of author from citation, SP:8
editing, SP:6, 7, 8
et al. citations, SP:7, 21, 27
fees for, SP:10, 21, 28–29
first names, SP:26–27
foreign names, SP:22–23
format of

first initial vs. spelled-out name, SP:22
nonuniversity presses, SP:21
textbooks, SP:21–22
university presses, SP:20–21

importance of, SP:19
initials, SP:26–27
logistical issues, SP:26–27
marking text for, SP:5
name index compared to, SP:20
names with titles, SP:24–25
reference list, SP:4
resources for, SP:29, 55

Author preferences/usage. See also Clients

Arabic names, IN:66
Arabic titles, IN:72
Arabic vs. Western forms of medieval names, IN:44
biographical indexing and, IN:171–172, 188
choice among variant names and, IN:14, 17, 53
compound surnames and, IN:89
ecclesiastical titles, IN:39
Indonesian names, IN:151
length vs. brevity of name and, IN:235
medieval names, IN:38, 47
preferences for novice indexers, MS:76
prefixes, IN:3
Roman names, IN:31
Spanish/Portuguese names, IN:115
term lists, EA:75–76
Vietnamese names, IN:6

Author queries (AQs), TC:50–51, 53–54, 57, 72
Author/editor/indexer relationships, EA:61, 71–87

about, EA:71
author term lists, EA:75–76
author-editor relations, MS:56, 80–81
authors and indexes, EA:73–76
common queries from authors, EA:74–75
contracts, EA:82
editorial responsibility, EA:81
editors and indexes, EA:76–78
importance of communication for, EA:61, 72–73, 75, 85–86
index previews, EA:84
index revisions, EA:78–79, 86–87
indexers and indexes, EA:78
payment, EA:81
possible problems with indexes, EA:72
prompt notification of changes, EA:85
queries from indexer, EA:85–86
schedules, EA:79–81
subcontracting by indexer, EA:81–82
text changes, EA:83
text, transmission to indexer, EA:82–83

Author-it (software), R3:37–38
Authorities. See specific authorities; specific thesauri
Authority files/lists, R1:54; R2:102, 103, 136; R3:135–136; SL:13, 34. See also specific files, lists

automated name indexes and, IN:270n8
bibliographies and, IN:270n9
large/database indexes, IN:233
in libraries, IN:319

Authority lists, TT:96
Authors

advantages when indexing own book, SS:71–72
assistance to indexers from, SL:22
author-editor relationships, EA:73, 75; MS:56, 80–81
author/editor/indexer relationships, EA:61, 71–87
author-indexer relationships, EA:75
bias of, TC:95–96
biases of, R2:30–31; SS:74–77, 93. See also Author preferences/usage
of chapters, TC:34–35, 38, 42
as clients, TT:25–26, 93, 94. See also Clients
concept lists from, TC:12–13
consistency misunderstood by, TC:69, 70
contracts with, MS:40–41
digressions of, TC:62
empathy for, TC:99–100
how-to-review letter for, TC:72, 73
indexer-client relationship and, SS:ix–x, 77–79
as indexers, EA:89; MS:1–2; SS:69–79
in indexes, R3:48–49, 52–54
indexes of, R2:57–59, 63
input from, SL:22; SM:10–11, 48–49
marketing indexing services to, SS:79
military, R2:77, 78, 82, 83
multi-authored works, R3:66; SM:10, 42, 48–49, 104
multiple, R2:68–69, 140
periodical, R2:140
preferring novice indexers, MS:76
public policy, R2:68–69
queries to, SS:32
questions raised by, EA:74–75
relations with, EA:61, 71–87, 75; MS:56, 80–81
requests from, R3:94
responsibilities, EA:71
review of index by, SS:91–92
role in indexing process, EA:73–76
searching Indexer Locator, MS:ix, xi, 73, 76
in special features, R2:54
term lists from, EA:75–76
terminology of, SM:105
textbook, R2:65
voice of, R3:64–65, 84–85
website viewing, MS:34, 84, 91
working with, SC:xi; TC:50–51

Autobiographical indexing. See Biographical indexing
Autobiographies. See Biographies
Autocompletion of entries: in FrameMaker, R2:116
Autogeneration of entries: in FrameMaker, R2:117–118
Automated indexing

combined with controlled vocabularies, R2:141
database indexing, R2:109–110
for MEDLINE, SM:79–82
name indexing, IN:261–271

apostrophes and, IN:262
appearance/identification of names, IN:261–264
articles and, IN:264
authority files and, IN:270n8
bibliographic references and, IN:266, 269
biographical indexing and, IN:267, 269
capitalization and, IN:262
compound names, IN:262
corporate names, IN:267–268
eponyms and, IN:264
genealogical indexing and, IN:269
honorifics and, IN:262, 267
hyphenation and, IN:262
incomplete names, IN:263, 266
initials and, IN:262
interpersonal relationships and, IN:267
lookup tables for, IN:264–265
multi-word names, IN:262
name dictionaries and, IN:264–265
nicknames and, IN:263, 264
page numbers and, IN:268–269
prepositions and, IN:264
pronouns and, IN:267
proper nouns and, IN:265
similar names and, IN:265–267
single-term names, IN:262, 264
Spanish names, IN:110
spelling variants and, IN:263
tagging/embedding, IN:268
titles and, IN:262, 267
transliteration and, IN:266
uniqueness of name and, IN:266
variations on same name and, IN:265, 266

topical indexing, SL:85–94. See also Lexis-Nexis Automatic Topical Indexing

Awards, TT:11–13, 40, 44, 101, 104, 115–17

AusSI Medal, SM:32
EIS Award for Excellence in Indexing, TC:2, 95, 105, 115; TT:11–12, 40, 44, 101
Wheatley Medal, R2:31; SM:23, 32–33
H.W. Wilson Award for Excellence in Indexing, EA:117; R2:1, 31, 40; SM:29–32. See now EIS Award for Excellence in Indexing

Ayn

Arabic, IN:62–64
Hawaiian, IN:131, 132