Glossary organization
Hi Jessica, It sounds as though you have been using one really big glossary for everything. While that works, obviously, it may not be the most efficient way to use Instant Text. If I were you I’d take this opportunity (job change) to completely reorganize. There are some great tips on glossary compilation and management on Textware’s main page. Link included below. I suggest taking a little time to read all these tips as I’m sure you’ll find something pertinent to your situation there. If you do want to keep your original glossary, or just edit ANY glossary, the best way is to open it in a text program such as WordPad or NotePad. Delete what you don’t need, and be sure to save it as a text document with a .glo extension when you’ve finished. It sounds to me, though, as if editing your original glossary would involve so much work as to simply not be worth it, but that’s just my opinion. Also, if you do a search on this forum on a word such as “glossaries” – being sure to set it to look at something like 2000 or 3000 days, you’ll find enough reading to keep you busy for a while. One of the results is a post of mine on the subject, here's a direct link to it. Hope this helps. MarieR
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