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Content for OpenOffice.org version 3.3.
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service UserIndexMark
Description
is a TextRange which is explicitly marked as an index entry for a UserIndex.
Included Services - Summary
TextContent
(referenced entity's summary:)
is an object which can be anchored in a text, like instances of TextFrame or TextField.
BaseIndexMark
(referenced entity's summary:)
is a TextRange which is explicitly marked as an index entry. This is the base service of index marks for DocumentIndex, ContentIndex, and UserIndex.
Properties' Summary
string
UserIndexName		 contains the name of the user index it belongs to.  
Included Services - Details
TextContent
(referenced entity's summary:)
is an object which can be anchored in a text, like instances of TextFrame or TextField.
BaseIndexMark
(referenced entity's summary:)
is a TextRange which is explicitly marked as an index entry. This is the base service of index marks for DocumentIndex, ContentIndex, and UserIndex.
Properties' Details
UserIndexName
string UserIndexName;
Description
contains the name of the user index it belongs to.

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