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Section Colors | |
for allowed terms/ | Select a color that marks found terms or rather select no color (—). Ambiguous terms are terms in the terminology list, which are (for different or identical terms) allowed and forbidden, or which have no current state or another current state as allowed or forbidden.
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Section Verification Mode
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Verification Mode | Choose which section should be checked: In MS Word: – current document checks the complete document – current selection checks the selected text – current section checks the section where the pointer is placed
In MS Excel: – current workbook checks the complete workbook – current selection checks the selected cells – current worksheet checks the worksheet shown in the foreground
In MS PowerPoint: – current document checks the complete document – current selection checks the selected text – current slide checks the slide shown in the foreground
In Flare: – current document checks the currently displayed document – selection checks the selected text – files in same folder checks all files in the selected folder – all opened documents checks all documents that are currently loaded in Flare – choose folder jumps to the selection of a folder/file in the directory system
In InDesign and FrameMaker: – current document checks the complete document – current selection checks the selected text
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Section Search options only for InDesign |
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| Here you can choose whether the terminology is checked incl. – hidden layers and objects – sample pages – footnotes |
File types (only for Flare) | Select the file type to be checked: All, Topics (*.htm) or Snippets (*flsnp). |
Tips:
– Only color red for forbidden terms and color yellow for ambiguous terms. In this case allowed terms will not be marked in the text.
– Additional color grey for allowed terms: This setting elucidated to the user which terms are already existing in the database. Nevertheless only forbidden and ambiguous hits will be passed during the check.
– Check completely without colors (—): Select these setting if the original text already contains color formattings. Otherwise these color formattings will be deleted in the original text if the function Delete marks (hits found by termXact) is used.