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Sometimes you are in the glossary because you want to copy one of the terms, modify it slightly and give it a slightly different name to reflect that difference. You can highlight, copy and paste the text you want to duplicate, and then perform the ‘highlight & add’ steps to accomplish this. An easier way makes Pathagoras do the work.
| 1. | Right click inside of the term. |
| 2. | Select ‘Pathagoras Tools’ from the right-click menu |
| 3. | Select ‘Duplicate Glossary Term.’ |
As the name of the command suggests, Pathagoras will duplicate the term. It will also let you give the term a new name (proposing the original name with a letter designator) and a new subject.
| 4. | Once duplicated, you should modify the clause to reflect its differences from the original clause. |