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Customer Self-Service Portal | Adding a New Glossary Entry

Note: You must be an Admin to add a new glossary entry. For more information, see Customer Self-Service Portal | User Roles and Permissions.

Adding a New Glossary Entry

  1. Log in to the Customer Self-Service Portal.
  2. Open the Translation menu at the top, and select Glossary:
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  3. The Glossary tab opens:
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  4. Click the Add new row button:
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  5. A new, empty row opens. Fill in the source and target words:
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    Leave "Case Insensitive" unchecked to if the word is a proper name, such as a trademark you want filtered. Check the box if the word must be considered regardless of case (for example, leave unchecked to include the trademark "Word" with an upper-case W from "Microsoft Word", but ignore "word").

    Note: “Do Not Mutate”.

    “Do not Mutate” means that the detected word must be taken as is for translation. This means that other forms of the word (such as singular or plural, conjugation or other grammatical variations) cannot be used for the translation. 

  6. Make your changes as needed. When you finish, click the Save icon (top checkmark), or click the cross icon to cancel without saving your changes:
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  7. After you save your changes, the status of the entry changes to “New term”:
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    Caution: Your changes are not saved at this point. If you try to reload or leave the page, a pop-up opens to warn you that you may lose your unsaved changes:
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  8. Repeat steps 4 to 6 as applicable until your edits are complete.
  9. When you are ready to save your changes, click the Confirm Changes button at the bottom of the page:
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  10. Review your updates. If everything is correct, click Publish Changes to Glossary:
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  11. The page reloads to show you a report of the changes that you implemented. Click Return to Glossary to return to the main page:
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Important: Glossaries are not bi-directional. For example, adding a term to your English-to-French glossary does not automatically add the reverse term to your French-to-English glossary.

About Non-Editable Entries

You may find that some entries in your glossary are set to read-only (not editable). These include all regular expressions ("regex") terms, which are specially encoded terms that match and replace complex content patterns, and may include other protected terms.

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These entries are created and managed by Language IO and are set as read-only when added to the glossary.

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