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You might want to import tables that contain information relevant to your research. For example:

  • A of a letter or archival document.

  • A text detailing the of your team

  • relevant for your research

Geovistory Toolbox allows you to copy&paste texts into a basic text editor, where you can further edit it.

Text Integration

There are two ways to integrate a pre-existing text:

  1. Add a text in the digital module

    1. Open the digital-module on the left and select "add a text"

    2. Fill in a short title for your text.

    3. Activate 'edit-mode'.

    4. Copy&Paste a pre-existing text or start writing a new one

    5. Don't forget to save the text!

  2. Add a new table directly linked to a source object

    1. Open a source object.

    2. Activate 'edit-mode'.

    3. Click on the 3-dot-icon of the source content/section to which you want to link the text.

    4. Then select "add a text".

    5. Fill in the short title of your text.

    6. Activate again 'edit-mode'.

    7. Copy&Past a pre-existing text or start writing a new one.

    8. Don't forget to save the text!

Annotate word elements in a text

Record information about your text

You can add information on your text, such as its specific naming, a definition, a comment or simply link it to a specific source object.

Procedure for recording information

  • Switch to 'Fields' on the right and activate 'edit-mode'.

Procedure for linking a text with a source object

  • Select 'fields' and activate 'edit-mode'.

  • --> To do this, search in the existing Source Contents on the right, do not create a new Source Content!

Note: In order to link a newly created text with a source object, it is important that the source object already exists in the project library (source module on the very left).

Hint: You can directly annotate word elements of your texts and link them to existing entities. Learn how to do this.

Add a short name, naming, definition or comment exactly like filling in the required information.

In case you want to indicate that your text is a of one of your source objects, you can follow this procedure:

Then select 'is reproduction of' and select the of the source you want to link this text with.

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(1) Open a source object, activate 'edit-mode' & click on the 3-dots icon to add a text to a source object.
(2) Activate 'edit-mode' and copy&past a pre-existing text-
(1) Select "is reproduction of" and then select "source content".
(2) Search for the appropriate source content to which you want to link your text.
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