Add Rich Formatting With Markdown Syntax
Add rich formatting to your MKS. Learn how to format terms and text values in Coreon by using the so-called Markdown syntax.
Michael Wetzel
Michael has a deep knowledge of multilingual problem solving and long term experience in product management. An expert in language technologies and solutions such as globalisation, documentation, and content management systems as well as text mining, enterprise search, multilingual classifications and nomenclatures. Michael was for years product manager of TRADOS MultiTerm. He is an active contributor to the ISO TC37/SC3 and DIN NA 105 standards.
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Why & How To Generate An API Key
How do Coreon API keys work? How do you generate one or more?
Semantic Richness: The Different Types Of Hierarchical Relations
Going beyond simple broader/narrower relations: what hierarchical relations are possible?
Product Release 09 August 2021
Languages versus Regions - TBX versus SKOS - API Keys
The Journey to a Multilingual SPARQL Endpoint
Time to get technical. How did we add a SPARQL endpoint to the Coreon Multilingual Knowledge System?
Repository Configuration: Setting A Property’s Data Type For Consistency In Describing Terms & Concepts
When configuring a repository you will define a set of properties, helping you to achieve consistency when editing concepts and terms.
Product Release 28 January 2021
SPARQL - DnD in the concept map - Filtering - Export templates
Keeping Your Sanity with Machine Taxonomization
An automated head-start can make handling your terminology data faster and more efficient.
Product Release 29 November 2020
Export into MS Excel and RDF - Editing Improvements - Various Fixes