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EDIT GLOSSARY
 
Procedures: <Using glossaries>
 
Use the Edit Glossary command to copy text or
graphics to a <glossary> file, or to insert a
glossary entry into the active document.
 
■ Store frequently used text under an abbreviated
  name in a glossary file. For example, you can
  save <boilerplate> text as a glossary entry
  named Info. To insert this text in a document,
  type Info, then press F3.
 
■ The supplied glossary entries (page, date, and
  so on) are permanent glossary entries and
  cannot be deleted.
 
■ You can assign glossary entries optional key
  codes that let you insert the glossary entry
  by typing the optional key combination.
 
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Using Manual: Ch. 18, "Glossaries"