Re: Abbreviations List

[David Miller x4963]

David Duffy wrote:
>I think the standard is just after the contents pages, lists of tables
>etc.  Definitely the case for theses at U of Q.  Looking at Kendall &
>Stuarts Adv Theory of Stats, they have put it just after the "Introductory
>Note" on page xvi ;)

Jeff Kingston wrote:
> I don't know where the correct place is.  Lout does not have any features
> specifically for this, unless you want to cannibalize the Preface by

Would it be possible/difficult to add this feature after the table of contents?
Abbreviations are hard to avoid in technical documents and I have already
renamed the Preface "Abstract".

What would be the best way of adding such a feature?
A database similar to the references?  Could Lout scan for occurences in the
document and add to the list from the database?
Could this be a Unique (Non)Selling Point?

Just a thought.

David.