One can create an index using a simple list of words

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Betty Beauchamp

If one does not need to cross reference or have subentries in an index,
typing a simple list of words and/or phrases straight down the page and
saving it as a concordance file works. The only problem is that I have not
found a way for Word to ignore case in searching through the master document
when indexing and as a result have had to enter each word with the first
letter capitalized and again in lower case on a separate line. You can use
the same concordance file with many different documents if the subject matter
is the same (i.e. transcripts of meetings within a professional organization
with a unique set of words and phrases).

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