Referenced Complex Forms (Config. Dict.)

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Referenced Complex Forms

In the left pane, there are multiple instances of Referenced Complex Forms.
See Also: [References Section].

In the right pane, select () each complex form type you want to display.
Optionally, you can do the following:
- In the left pane, you can duplicate Referenced Complex Forms. Then, select different complex form types to display in each instance.
- Use up arrows or down arrows to reorder the instances (left pane), or selected types (right pane).

Examples	Description/Content Sources
	If selected (), contents from these fields are displayed: Complex Form Type Abbreviation field Name field Complex Form: Referenced Complex Forms (Publication Settings) or Referenced Complex Forms (Senses) Grammatical Info (not all instances): see Grammatical Info. Definition (or Gloss): see Definition (or Gloss) Comment: Comment field Summary Definition: Summary Definition field
Important Other Referenced Complex Forms are forms that are in the Referenced Complex Forms field but not also in the Subentries field. In some cases, a Display each Complex Form in a paragraph check box in the right pane. If selected (), complex forms appear as main entries and as indented subentries. The subentries typically include minimal data, such as form, category and summary definition. But you can display additional data. This feature works only for complex forms for which the entry, not a specific sense, is chosen as a component. See Also: Complex Forms.

Examples

Description/Content Sources

If selected (), contents from these fields are displayed:

Complex Form Type
- Abbreviation field
- Name field
Complex Form: Referenced Complex Forms (Publication Settings) or Referenced Complex Forms (Senses)
Grammatical Info (not all instances):
see Grammatical Info.
Definition (or Gloss):
see Definition (or Gloss)
Comment: Comment field
Summary Definition: Summary Definition field

Other Referenced Complex Forms are forms that are in the Referenced Complex Forms field but not also in the Subentries field.
In some cases, a Display each Complex Form in a paragraph check box in the right pane.
- If selected (), complex forms appear as main entries and as indented subentries. The subentries typically include minimal data, such as form, category and summary definition. But you can display additional data.
- This feature works only for complex forms for which the entry, not a specific sense, is chosen as a component.
See Also: Complex Forms.