On July 14, 2005 04:30 am, Peter wrote:
> Sorry for answering late to this thread. I missed the implied
> question.

I missed it too.

> I have tried everyting for a description of the program, from
> numbered list in a text file, to numbered list with strong
> indentation (1, 1.1, 1.2. 1.2.1 ...) to flowcharts using drawing
> programs, flowcharts using 'hot' link capable programs and so on.
>
> I use two kinds of systems now. Simple, using text only and
> indentation/numbering as above, and fancy, using a document made with
> OpenOffice whose drawing program supports hotlinks in flowcharts and
> more.
>
> The only requirement I have is that the scheme be readable and
> searchable (i.e. it has to be plain text at some point or another).
> The OpenOffice document can be exported as pdf or html and is thus
> also searchable.

I missed part of the earlier conversation, but based on this message 
only, I suppose what you are looking for is a way to index some 
listings.
1)In openoffice, create a box or frame on one page.
2)Stick your program-listing inside the box, or frame.
3)Point at the frame/box so it is hi-lighted. Go to frame properties and 
give it a name so that you can index it.
If you don't like a default black frame around your listing, then give 
the frame border colour = transparent or white so it will not show-up 
on the screen.

Hope that helps.

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