Features of TExtract version 9 for Windows                

With TExtract you create the back-of-book index for an English or Dutch language publication semi-automatically. TExtract is the only book indexing software to combine high-quality automatic indexing with powerful manual index authoring. Unique features, available in no other indexing software, enable in-context navigation, selection and editing of entries and occurrences, and allow you to focus on relevant content. Flexible output formats enable incorporating the formatted index in your publication, or further processing by other software. Support for indexing standards such as ISO 999 and Chicago enables you to accommodate your publisher's preferences. Application of an authority file enables rapid index creation with full vocabulary control. Furthermore, easy document replacement allows you to create the index on a pre-final version of the document and later update the index with little extra work.

The main features are detailed below. Note that some features need a Custom or Pro license version, as indicated.

Automatic creation of the initial index, with automatic construction of index terms:
    Compound index terms ("pre-merger notification requirement")
  Prepositional phrases ("preliminary injunction for predatory pricing")
  Automatic inversion ("broadcasting rights, first-window")
  Automatic cross-referencing and double-posting of acronyms
  Supports general indexes and name indexes
In-context selection and editing functions using parallel display of index and text:
     Quick navigation and inspection of references
   Global and local selection of entries and occurrences
   In-place editing and adding of entries and occurrences
   Quick access to the most relevant entries and occurrences
   Reference Bar shows and navigates occurrences
   KeyView enables keyword-oriented index views
   Co-occurrence View allows focusing on relevant occurrences
   Supports both index-oriented and text-oriented index making methods.
Optional application of filters and authority files: Click to go to frequently asked questions
     Use of filters (word lists) to control automatic indexing
   Use of authority files, enabling using pre-defined entries
with vocabulary control. [Custom]
Flexible input and output formats:
     Input documents in PDF or paged plain text
   Multiple-file input documents. [Custom]
   Customizable output formats in RTF, plain text, or
     tabbed table format (e.g. for importing in other software). [Custom]
   Easy compliance with publishing standards
Easy document replacement: [Pro] Click to go to frequently asked questions
     Simple replacement of a document by a revised version or new edition
   The index is updated automatically
   If text changes are moderate, little or no further editing is needed
   References to new or modified text are marked for inspection.
Creating a merged index (master index) of a volume series: [Pro] Click to go to frequently asked questions
     Indexing and editing per volume
   Easy re-creation of the index when volumes are added
   Simple replacement of revised volumes
Flexible support for indexing standards:
     ISO and Chicago option presets
   Easy adjustment to publisher preferences
Flexible project management features: [Pro] Click to go to frequently asked questions
     Multiple-user editing of large projects
   Easy project transfer between users
English, Dutch and multiple-language input text:
     Indexing of English and Dutch text
   Ignores text in the other major Western languages
Next to creating indexes, TExtract can allocate keywords to documents: [Pro]
     Automatic and manual Keyword allocation by unit of reference (sections, documents)
   Optional vocabulary control using authority files