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David Antos <antos@bart.math.muni.cz> writes:

> using \index at the end of a paragraph (like this one ;-) eats all
> \par-s after that. Is this a bug or a feature? (In human words: the
> paragraphs become joined together into one.)  \index{really don't
> know why}

You should use \index before a word, not after like:

        \index{test}test.

-- 
Groetjes,

Berend. (-: