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Eric Josephson
Many professional and technical documents require a glossary of terms used.
It would seem like a natural ability in work to be able to highlight a word
or group of words and right click, and click "Add to glossary". I think an
area would need to be defined by a style heading called "Glossary" or
something like that to define the area. And then place words there in
alphabetical order, under the Glossary header.
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It would seem like a natural ability in work to be able to highlight a word
or group of words and right click, and click "Add to glossary". I think an
area would need to be defined by a style heading called "Glossary" or
something like that to define the area. And then place words there in
alphabetical order, under the Glossary header.
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