If you want to learn how to create and manage a glossary, please refer to the article: How to create a Glossary
1. Adding and editing terms through the Glossary
2. Adding terms through the Editor
1. Adding and editing terms through the Glossary
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To add a new term directly to an existing Glossary, first, on the Bureau Works Index page, click on Glossary and then in Glossaries
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Find the Glossary you want to edit using the Search feature on the Glossary Page
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After finding it, click on the Glossary you want to change and then click on
Add Term
button
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The tab Add Term allows users to add the following information regarding new terms and concepts:
1. Language: Term Target language;
2. Text: The Term itself;
3. Status: Every term added to the Glossary will be created as Approved by default. In future improvements, we will have a terminology tool where it will be possible to set other statuses for each term;
4. Part of Speech: It is possible to inform a part of speech for the term, such as noun, verb, adjective, and others;
5. It is possible to add some attributes, such as Case Sensitivity, Exact Match, and Forbidden
6. Concept definition: definition related to the context in which they will be used;
7. Usage: Term usage, such as cases where they must be applied;
8. Note: information that can help the linguist use the term, such as its origin or any specific instruction, for example;
9. Save: after filling in all the required information, click on Save
to add the new term to the Glossary;
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As concepts are added to the Glossary, they will be shown in their respective language column
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It is also possible:
1. To add a new term to an existing concept, click directly on the + signal in the language column where you want to add the translation for the term
2. Edit a term/concept
3. Delete a term/concept
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By clicking on Edit Term, it is possible to edit the information related to the new term:
1. Text: translation for the term/concept
2. Part of speech: Alter the part of speech if needed
3. Attributes: Case Sensitive, Exact Match, and Forbidden
4. Concept definition: context where the term/concept is or will be used
5. Usage: how to use the term, where it can be applicable
6. Note: additional information regarding the term
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