The back-of-book index creation system
 Semi-automatic indexing for quality-conscious indexers and authors
With TExtract you create the back-of-book index for the printed or digital edition of your publication in three steps, using a unique combination of automated and manual indexing:
- The initial index is created fully automatically; running through the text to add or mark index terms is not needed. Just drop a PDF or paged plain text version of your document onto TExtract.
- You edit the index using powerful in-context navigation, selection and text editing features, available in no other software.
- Then you export the formatted index, review it and include it in your document.
Working with TExtract, the indexing process is supported from the outset by the index itself. But you, the indexer, are in control. Your index can be ready within several hours - but you can spend as much time as you think necessary. Read more about the features of TExtract.
TExtract will appeal to professional indexers, editors and authors who want high-quality indexes while having to meet deadlines. It is also great for indexers who want a tool to give them a jump-start. You will value TExtract's powerful application of authority files, its navigation, editing and formatting functions that provide full control over index contents, its standards support, and its export formats that enable further processing by other software.
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 To try and see for yourself, download TExtract and use the free 30-day trial license to create the index for your publication now. If you are pleased with the result, buy a license to enable exporting the full index.
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See the bibliography and example indexes. Users of TExtract are
McGraw Hill Publishers, Ohio Biological Survey, Kluwer Law International, MathWorks, U.S. Department of Justice, U.S. National Institute of Health, Ministere de la Justice Canada, RR Donnelley, Global Association of Risk Professionals, FAST, Miami Dade Office of Strategic Business Manage- ment, University of Missouri, VTEX, Toronto University Press, Continuum Books, the Aspen Institute, XLibris, the Ford Foundation and many others in 40 countries worldwide.
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Recent user comments:
• "I set my personal best for indexing an academic book today (about 4 hours). [...]
I will be recommending it to our publisher for future projects." (editor, Liguori, MO)
• "The TExtract application has proven to be very successful for our publishing operation. [..] We think your product is pretty awesome." (Operations Manager, Paraparaumu, New Zealand)
• "I am now on my fifth index using your excellent software and both I and my publisher have been more than satisfied." (author, Hayle, UK)
• "Very impressive functionality, usability, layout, ease-of-use." (prof. indexer, UK)
• "TExtract gave us the ability to create an index that was not only user-friendly but as in-depth as we needed. We used InDesign's index [..] last year; it was much too difficult to create. TExtract was a breeze to use." (editor, Houston, TX)
• "TExtract really bailed me out when my production house dumped the index on me unexpectedly. I had no experience in building an index and TExtract made the whole process quick and simple. I'd definitely use it again and will recommend it to my colleagues. [..] I'm definitely sold on TExtract!" (author from San Francisco, CA)
• "Given my deadline, there was no way to do this manually [..]. Your program saved the day." (publisher from Columbus, Ohio)
• "You have done a great service to people like me. I edit environmental impact statements under the National Environmental Policy Act. [..] Schedules being what they are (always too short), there is absolutely never enough time to generate a useful index. I am about 4 days away from delivering my 3,000-page document to the client. I cannot tell you how happy I was to discover your software. [..] If I didn't need the money so much, I'd send you my next paycheck as a token of my gratitude." (editor from Las Vegas, Nevada)
• "I'm really enjoying using your software. It seems to work very, very well." (author from Lexington, Kentucky)
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