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  1. Click in the window of your project, to make it the active window.
  2. From the Tools menu, select Biblical Terms….
  3. Find and select the term in the upper pane of the Biblical Terms tool that corresponds to the existing glossary entry.
  4. From the Edit menu, select Edit Renderings....
  5. On the Term Rendering tab, make sure that there is at least one rendering for the term.
  6. Click the Glossary tab of the Edit Renderings dialog.
  7. From the “Citation Form” drop-down list, select the citation form.
    The “Definition” box displays the text of the entry.
  8. Click OK.

:checkicon: Once either box on the Glossary tab contains any text for a term, an asterisk (*) appears on the Glossary tab for that term.

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