Prefix/Suffix Naming

Pathagoras, Term Works! and the Prefix/Suffix Naming Convention.

▪	We commend the use of the Prefix/Suffix naming style for use in naming your documents. The main reasons are set out at this link: Prefix/Suffix Naming Convention

▪	And more to the point in the lesson covered here – Term Works! – Pathagoras will automatically point you to the desired book.

Let’s say you have text that you want to add to a book the clauses in which follow the prefix/suffix style. Let’s also assume that the prefix has been registered. (This is an easy step, but you are referred to the section of the Manual referenced above for those steps).

To add your highlighted text to the proper book, type the name of the clause using the prefix/suffix style. Pathagoras will automatically rename (and re-point) the green button to the proper book.

Here is a picture. The prefix for the WillGlossary is ‘wil’.

When the term name with prefix 'wil. . .' is typed,
Pathagoras locates the WillGlossary and offers to save the new term there.