Building Your Yearbook Create Index
Create an Index Overview
An index is a very useful way to find students in the yearbook. The Manage Index screen helps you manage your index list and select your index style settings. All portraits are automatically tagged with their appropriate student names when imported.
Tag Student Names in the Yearbook Tips: •
Create student tags throughout the year so you can track student frequency in the yearbook.
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Start tagging students as soon as portraits are imported. Waiting until AFTER portraits are imported alleviates spelling errors.
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Waiting until AFTER portraits are imported allows you to tag students directly in Page Builder. Before portraits are imported, you need to add the name manually in Manage Index to have the name available in Page Builder.
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The index can be edited before it is flown onto pages. This includes being able to delete duplicate name lines and manually editing the associated page numbers.
Steps to Tagging Students 1.
From the Page Builder, drag an image or text box onto the page and modify it as necessary.
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Right click on the image or text to populate the Tools Menu.
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Select Tag Students for Indexing. The dialog box displays
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Click on the image or text box within the dialog box to begin tagging.
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After clicking a search box will populate to begin your search.
6. Enter a minimum of 3 letters of the student’s name (first or last name) in the box. 7.
Click the student’s name to be tagged. The full name will display in the Tagged Students name section. a. You may need to scroll through the list to find the specific name you need.
8. Click Save to have the tags saved to the image or text box. WARNING: Names tagged to images are not automatically linked to text and vice versa. You must tag the students in each element separately.
Create a Yearbook Index Do not generate the index until you have completed all the tagging in the yearbook. Wait to generate your index until you are satisfied with the numbers on your Student Frequency
Published 6/29/25 | Page 1