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The interlinear tool has multiple different views of your texts.

The Baseline tab allows you to enter and edit a text. You can also import texts which are marked up with standard format markers (SFM).

The gloss and analyze tabs are where the interlinear work is carried out.

The grey box shows the word that is currently being worked on. You can break up a word into morphemes, and associate each of those with a lexical entry. The interlinear tool will suggest an analysis you have previously made for a word when you encounter it again. In addition, if the morphological parser is running, it attempts to suggest the morphological breakdown of new words.

Dropdown lists display options, such as existing lexical entries, as shown below:

You can add a new entry if the entry doesn’t exist yet, or add a new sense to an existing entry.

You may customize which interlinear lines are showing via the Tools > Configure Interlinear… command. FLEx also allows you to right click on the line labels to access configuration options for greater convenience.

Below the view has been configured to show only the Words and their Glosses and Categories:

Print view is a read-only view of the data. This independent view is useful for configuring which lines are shown merely for the purposes of exporting.
E.g. when citing in a paper, you may not need not need to show the Word line. That configuration is possible in this tab.

Interlinear text can be exported to Word, Open/Libre Office and other places.

The Text Chart tab is used to organize your data into a discourse chart.

The Info tab allows you to add metadata on your texts, including genre, which can be used for organizing the corpus. You can also link your text to a Notebook record where you can enter further details on the text.