Highlights
Identify terms, references, and errors easily
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What does it do?
What does it do?
Terms, and clause references among others are highlighted in your document when you turn BoostDraft on. By clicking on the highlighted text, the term or clause's definition will be revealed in a pop-up, eliminating the need to scroll through the document to find it.
Example 1: Reading the term definition within a pop-up.
Example 2: Reading the clause within a pop-up.
Pin the reference
Pin the reference
Drag the pop-up anywhere within the Microsoft document window and it will continue to remain there until it is dimissed by clicking the "X" on the top right. Pinning can also made by clicking the pin shaped icon on the right top of the pop-up window. This is useful if you wish to refer to this text multiple times while you are working on the document.
Example: Pinning a term definition to the blank area in the document window.
Edit directly
Edit directly
You could make edits to a term definition or clause without scrolling back to it by using the "Direct Edit" function located on the bottom of the pop-up window. Upon pressing "Apply changes", the relevant term or clause in that document will be edited. When you are in Direct Edit mode, the pop-up window will behave like one that is pinned. So you could freely move it about, and also remain in the editing mode in both the pop-up and Word document simultaneously.
Example: Enabling direct editing and then applying changes to document.
Understanding highlight colours
Understanding highlight colours
BoostDraft highlight different content types with different colours to make identification easy. Beyond the default green and blue colours for defined terms and section references, date information and errors in document will be identified. Below are some the of the most common Highlights you will encounter using BoostDraft.
Defined term
Defined term
Terms defined in your document.
Section reference
Section reference
Sections or clauses of the same document.
Number or date
Number or date
Numerical or date information.
Error
Error
Such as undefined terms or invalid dates.
For more information on what each Highlight colour means, and what functionalities can be triggered, as well as how to make your own customizations, please read on to part two of the Highlight help documentation.
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