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Subject: Something changed with \index command
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Hello All,

For some time I've noticed that the behaviour of the \index command
seems to have changed (perhaps I'm mistaken).

Things as:

	my hello\index{hello} world program.

do not work as the space after \index is eaten. I now need to write:

	my hello\index{hello}{} world program.

Is this a bug or am I simply mistaken that previous behaviour was
different?

Groetjes,

Berend. (-: