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We are using \w…\w* in the translation text to mark Biblical Terms that have glossary entries. The result is a link is created that works inside Paratext and in electronic publications. Is there a way to do the same within a glossary entry to reference another glossary entry and thereby create a link to it in electronic publications? It doesn’t form a link in Paratext if I use \w…\w* within the glossary.

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Right now, the answer is, sadly enough, “No”. Theoretically, the \jmp markup could be used to implement that, but it isn’t supported by either Paratext or the primary digital output formats, right now.

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