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 SuperBooks allow you the possibility to recall any document stored in a set location just by typing its name onto your editing screen and pressing a hotkey.

  Pathagoras offers another alternative -- actually two. The same concepts apply to both.

Both allow you immediate access to the terms with an <Alt-G> press.
Both allow you to keep the form names that you have current assigned.
The only requirements are quite simple:
ostore your 'general' terms and forms in a single folder;
oalternatively or concurrently, store all or some your terms in a 'general glossary.'
Assign the folder into which you have stored 'general terms' as the "SuperFolder."
Assign the glossary into which you have stored 'general terms' as the "SuperGlossary."

  The following sections detail the specific steps to designate the SuperBooks.

lightbulbsmallConsider storing 'classic' forms, form letters, boiler plate text, etc., in a SuperFolder. Use the SuperGlossary to store what are likely the more numerous items such as signature blocks, client, customer, and patient telephone numbers and addresses. (Remember -- a glossary is a single document which can contain hundreds, even thousands, of individual clauses. Perfect for the kinds of items just listed.)

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