Adding Bookmarks to RTF Templates

[AndyJ]

Hi People,

I'm trying to include the project glossary into my produced documentation.

It's happily reproducing in the .RTF template, but doesn't have a bookmark that I can find.

I've tried adding bookmarks within the template editor, but haven't successfully invoked them from the parent Word document.

Has anyone managed to get this to work?

Andy

[AndyJ]

Further to the above.

What is happening is the RTF editor is creating a pair of bookmarks that look like this:

{\*\bkmkstart Project_Glossary}{\*\bkmkend Project_Glossary}

I haven't been able to find any way to prevent the editor from creating these as a pair, wherever I create them. As there is no content between this pair, the result is always that Word returns nothing when this bookmark is used as a reference to the resulting RTF file.

Highlighting a block of text (which contains the glossary tags) does not result in the bookmarks being created at either end for example.

Does anyone know of any other method where I can place these bookmarks where I need them to be in the template?

Can the template be exported and edited in a code editor for example?

[AndyJ]

I've tried manually adding the bookmarks to the RTF template, but the curly brackets and backslashes are being escaped in the output.

i.e. I'm looking for this:

{\*\bkmkstart Project_Glossary}\par

but I'm getting this:
\{\\*\\bkmkstart Project_Glossary\}\par

[AndyJ]

Still answering my own posts...

I've tried exporting the RTF template, editing it in Notepad, and importing it back into EA...

So far I have not found any place that I can insert bookmarks into the template and have them either side of the generated project glossary.