Yves Lanthier

Yes of course... but I doubt many would do this.

When I put my own term base at the top, it doesn't stay there. It's gone back down when I open the term base window again. So of course creating my own terms doesn't work.

And the agency said that they can't technically permit this. Or they don't know how?

Yves Lanthier

Sorry for the delay... I had to check this on a GS server and only just got around to it.  I created an external user in GroupShare and gave very minimal permissions to it.  Then I logged in and opened the GroupShare project, created a brand new termbase, set it as default and added a term:

It seems to work just fine for me.  I can see the result from the GroupShare termbase, but I can also add terms and see the lookups from my own. 

So then, because I'm not too familiar with GroupShare, I double checked with the product manager.  He said " no, that's not possible. Studio specifically allows to add any local TM and/or TB resources to an opened GS project."

So, my conclusion is that you only moved your Termbase above the GroupShare termbase.  You did not set it as default and it is that action that determines whether or not you can add terms to it, not the fact it's on top.

Once you do this it will be moved above and the "set default" button will be deactivated because you have now made it the default:

Perhaps this will help?

Thanks a big lot, Paul. I'll be able to do this only end of next week, though, when I'm back with a duty for this agency (I will have access only then), but it's the first thing I'll try then, and I'll tell them too, mentioning this conversation.

Thanks a big lot, Paul. I'll be able to do this only end of next week, though, when I'm back with a duty for this agency (I will have access only then), but it's the first thing I'll try then, and I'll tell them too, mentioning this conversation.