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Adding terms to my personal glossary
Thread poster: Lucy Williams

Lucy Williams  Identity Verified
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Local time: 14:06
Member (2009)
Spanish to English
Jun 17, 2009

Hi

I have managed to do this before as I have a few entries but I can't remember how to and I can't work it out! All I seem to be able to do is search my own glossary. How do I add a new term? I want to add just one manually.

Thanks.
 

Özden Arıkan  Identity Verified
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English to Turkish
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My Proz.com --> My glossary --> Enter terms Jun 17, 2009

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Lucy Williams  Identity Verified
Spain
Local time: 14:06
Member (2009)
Spanish to English
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Thanks Jun 19, 2009

I couldn't see my glossary on the list of options, but I've got it now. Thanks.
 


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