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I'm expecting hyperlinked index clicking on which takes to the relevant topic on some page
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I'm expecting hyperlinked index clicking on which takes to the relevant topic on some page

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Anybody could give me step-by-step guide on how to create linked index in the OpenOffice word processor. I tried some link in the internet but could not do myself. <br />
I have some contents placed in the OpenOffice word and I should create an Index on the first page and clicking on which should take to the relevant topic at the down. If anybody could give me one example with some index name and clicking on which takes to the contents down what I want, remain I could do myself. Thanks in advance!
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Anybody could give me step-by-step guide on how to create linked index in the OpenOffice word processor. I tried some link in the internet but could not do myself. 
I have some contents placed in the OpenOffice word and I should create an Index on the first page and clicking on which should take to the relevant topic at the down. If anybody could give me one example with some index name and clicking on which takes to the contents down what I want, remain I could do myself. Thanks in advance!

How to create linked Index in OpenOffice word processor

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