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  Instead of each term being saved as a separate document as in a folder of terms, they can be collected within a single document called a 'glossary.'

   A glossary is a standard Word document in which a (typically) large quantity of clauses has been stored. Each clause is separated from the others by a bookmark.

   The clauses in a glossary can be in effect whole documents (a glossary term can be of any length) but more typically they are the various component clauses of much larger documents.

   To use a glossary for document assembly purposes, you must accomplish one or both of these simple tasks:

map it to an empty 'bookshelf.' See Adding a New Book
assign it to a Pathagoras DropDown List. See DropDown Lists

 


See also: Folder of Terms

Glossary vs. Folder

The 'Technical' Side

To create a glossary, see:

Clause Creation Tools

Instant Book

Bulk Add

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