documentation:software:atlas:concept_sets
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| ===== Save ===== | ===== Save ===== | ||
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| - | Concept sets must be named and saved in order to persist them between Atlas sessions. There is a save button to the right of the concept set name box that is used to save this work to the database. | + | Concept sets must be named and saved in order to persist them between Atlas sessions. There is a save button to the right of the concept set name box that is used to save this work to the database. Once the save has occurred you will notice that the copy button appears to the right of the concept set name box. |
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| When you are done using the concept set, you can use the close button to the right of the concept set name box to close it out. This will also remove the reference in your left-hand menu. | When you are done using the concept set, you can use the close button to the right of the concept set name box to close it out. This will also remove the reference in your left-hand menu. | ||
| + | ===== Copy ===== | ||
| + | ---- | ||
| + | After you have saved the concept set you can select the copy button to the right of the concept set name box to copy it. | ||
| ===== Optimize===== | ===== Optimize===== | ||
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documentation/software/atlas/concept_sets.txt · Last modified: 2019/05/30 20:43 by anthonysena
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