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PDF Index Generator allows you to specify the PDF pages to include or exclude them from the index, so you will have control on which pages to index and which pages to ignore while creating your book index.

PDF Index Generator allows you to define a list of words to force include or exclude them from the index. Those words can be phrases, names, etc. Those lists of words are stored in the program database to use them again while indexing any other book.

PDF Index Generator allows you to define a query (which is a regular expression) to automatically index words having a specific format like email addresses, phone numbers, names, URLs, etc.

After the program generates the index, it allows you to edit any of the indexed words, adding or deleting any of them, and you can also apply some formatting to any of them through a nice and easy graphical interface.

PDF Index Generator allows you to define ‘Header words’ and ‘Sub-Header words’ (4 levels of words are allowed in the index). When you do so the Sub-Header words will appear indented under their parent word in the book index.

PDF Index Generator comes with a number of stylish templates that you can choose any of them to apply to your index. They have various colors, fonts and look. You can choose the best one that fits your book. You can also edit the fonts or colors of any of those templates, or even build your own template.

PDF Index Generator has an option that allows you to write the indexed word as a link; when you click on it in the index it will take you to the first page it is found in inside the book. There is another option that can also write all the pages numbers of the indexed words as links, each word refers to its corresponding page number in the book. That guarantees fast access from the index making it more practical.

You can create a script file with specific arguments that you can then run on the command line(Terminal) of any operating system to index one or more books at the same time. This is very useful if you index many books using the same configuration to simply accomplish this with one simple line.