Adding a termbase is different from creating a termbase (see Creating Termbases). Whereas creating a termbase generates a new, empty termbase, adding a termbase takes a termbase that already exists on your computer, network, or server and adds it to the list of available termbases in Lingo so that you can associate it with your Lingo project. This is useful if you had removed a termbase from the list of available termbases, but and need to use it again.
Ribbon Select the Resources ribbon. In the Termbase section, select Choose Termbase.
Standard Toolbar Click .
To open the Standard toolbar from the menu view, you can select View>Toolbars>Standard.
The Manage Termbases dialog opens.
From the submenu, select one of the following:
Server Select this option if you want to use a termbase that resides on your SQL Server. This opens a dialog with fields for the name, server, and security information related to the database.
Note: If you do not already have SQL Server Express installed and you try to install a server
For a server termbase, locate the termbase you want to use on the server. Next to the Termbase server field, click Browse. The Select Database dialog opens, displaying a list of usable servers after Lingo scans your network. On the right side of the dialog, available databases display. Select the database you want to use, then click OK. The name of the database appears in the Termbase name field. In the Authentication section, you can use Windows Integrated Security (the default), or you can enter a specific user name and password for the server (if necessary). If you elect to use Windows Integrated Security, leave the user name and password fields blank. Otherwise, if your server requires specific credentials, enter them in the fields provided. If you want to create a new server termbase instead of using an existing termbase, click Create New Server Termbase. See Creating Termbases.
After adding a termbase, you need to add terms to it. See Adding Concepts and Terms to Termbases.
You can also import a TermBase eXchange (TBX) file into the termbase. See Importing Termbase Files.