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SeeAlso

Name

SeeAlso -- Like See, but indicates the index entries to which the reader is also to be directed when he consults a full index entry

Description

Like See, but indicates the index entries to which the reader is also to be directed when he consults a full index entry. SeeAlso must be nested within IndexTerm tags and must follow a Primary or Secondary element. It may contain in-line elements, and has common attributes.

Parents

SeeAlso occurs in IndexTerm.

Examples

<CHAPTER>
<TITLE>A Chapter About IndexTerms</TITLE>
<PARA>IndexTerm can be an inclusion at the book component level;
an example beginning at the paragraph level won't parse.</PARA>
<PARA>This paragraph deals with two subjects that should
be listed in
the index:  how to rotate your terminal and how to adjust
it.  The information on rotation goes in the index
to the current document; that on adjustment goes in that
index and the index to the document set of which the
current document is a part.
<INDEXTERM SCOPE="local" SIGNIFICANCE="preferred">
<PRIMARY>rotating your terminal
</PRIMARY>
</INDEXTERM>
For the topic of rotation, this is the best place to look
for information, so the 
<SGMLTAG CLASS="attribute">Significance</SGMLTAG> attribute is set to 
&ldquo;Preferred&rdquo;. 
<INDEXTERM>
<PRIMARY>display device
</PRIMARY>
<SEE>terminal
</SEE>
</INDEXTERM>
<INDEXTERM>
<PRIMARY>terminal
</PRIMARY>
<SECONDARY>rotation of
</SECONDARY>
<TERTIARY>side to side
</TERTIARY>
</INDEXTERM>
<INDEXTERM SCOPE="all">
<PRIMARY>terminal
</PRIMARY>
<SECONDARY SORTAS="adjustments">adjustment of
</SECONDARY>
<SEEALSO>troubleshooting
</SEEALSO>
</INDEXTERM>
</PARA>
</CHAPTER>