I had toyed with the idea of embedding bookmarks, for example, to speed finding various places in the index. But this seemed to only add overhead, both in terms of time for creating the bookmarks, and in terms of cognitive demands - the bookmarks would have been a second layer on top of the original alphabetical armature. Here again, the global search capability helped considerably - as it also did in subsequent searches for the odd phrase, name, term, etc., that I knew was in the document but couldn't find by eye. I don't know if this disparity between need and computational possibility, on the one hand, and software reality on the other, means anything other than indexing is something only a very few souls concern themselves with, and hence fail to constitute a robust market that would make software development commercially worthwhile. 900 N. Benton Ave.
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