Style Guide – User Lexicon – Measuring units

In the Measuring units submenu, you store measuring units that are unfamiliar to Congree, for example, because they are very subject-specific.

1. Search panel
2. Submenu buttons: Switch to another submenu.
3. Refresh button: Show the current status of your user lexicon configuration in the Measuring units submenu.
4. Add button: Open the Add entry input screen. A measuring unit can be added to the table here.
5. Delete selected button: Delete all rows whose checkboxes are enabled.
6. Copy selected row button: Copy all rows whose checkboxes are enabled.
7. Bulk change selected row button: Access the Bulk change selected rows input screen for all rows whose checkboxes are enabled. This is where you can make a uniform change for all selected measuring units.
8. Move button: Access the Move selected rows input screen for all rows whose checkboxes are enabled. You can use the input screen to move measuring units to other user lexicon configurations and specify the submenu. You can also specify whether existing identical entries should be skipped or overwritten.
9. Table: The table contains all of the measuring units in your user lexicon as well as information and editing options related to the measuring units.
   
   1. Checkbox: Enable the checkbox of each measuring unit in your user lexicon configuration that Congree is to recognize.
   2. Measuring unit column: All of the measuring units in your user lexicon are available in the Measuring unit column.
   3. Part of compound column with checkbox: If you enable the checkbox, the measuring unit will also be recognized as part of a compound word.
   4. System Lexicon Info column: The icon indicates whether an entry already exists in the system lexicon. The icon can appear in three different colors which are explained in the Info box below.
   5. Status column: The thumb icon indicates whether a word is considered a user lexicon entry by the Congree Linguistic Engine.
   6. Delete button: Delete the row you are currently in.