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| − | Annotated phrases can be embedded inside a TCwiki article:
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| − | The result of embedding an example from the database into the TCwiki looks like this:
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| − | <Phrase>16</Phrase> | + | |
| − | At present this process is semi-automatic. Here a short description of how to proceed:
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| − | When you work with your Text Editor you have two items on your top tool bar: one is '''Text''' and the other
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| − | one is '''Phrases'''. Click on '''Phrases'''. A drop-down menu appears. Select '''Prepare for Wiki'''. A small window pops-up, saying:
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| − | ''Copy this inside a wiki article.
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| − | Let's say it is the sentence above that you would like to embed; then you will see this in the pop-up window: <nowiki><Phrase>16</Phrase></nowiki>.
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| − | Now you highlight and copy <nowiki><Phrase>16</Phrase></nowiki> and go back to the TCwiki.
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| − | Select your wiki page, press on '''edit''' and paste the copied phrase into the editing window. Voila! It looks like this:
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| − | <Phrase>16</Phrase>
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| − | That is all. :D
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