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Dual Concordance and Dynamic Linking
Thread poster: EHI (X)
EHI (X)
EHI (X)
Local time: 19:19
Oct 15, 2015

Can anybody explain in plain English what the difference is?
 
Karen_E
Karen_E
United Kingdom
Local time: 18:19
Text vs terminology Oct 15, 2015

Broadly speaking, Dual Concordance is designed for you to search for text/phrases, while Dynamic Linking is there to help look for terminology. So you could use Dynamic Linking from the dictionary, and it will show you the source and target terms in context, so you can determine whether the dictionary term is suitable in the current context. But ultimately, they both search through the reference material.
 
EHI (X)
EHI (X)
Local time: 19:19
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marketing stunt Oct 15, 2015

in other words two fancy words for a basic concordance feature

Thanks anyway
 


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