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Does this still work in Pt8?

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Ok image didn’t upload, so here it is in words:

  • Ctrl-click on one word or lemma
  • Ctrl-click on another
  • Right-click to send ‘selected items to search list’

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Ok it does. But you have to Ctrl-click on the first term and right-click on the 2nd.

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Actually, I think you must Ctrl+click on all of the words you want to include. This should highlight the words in yellow. Then you need to Ctrl+RightClick on the last word to send all of the items to the search window.

Yes, that also works. Both methods work. But you have to ctrl-right-click either way.

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