The point of it...
The aim is to be able to see the whole text file your data came from, with some relevant words highlighted.
How to do it
The Concord and KeyWords tools both have areas which can show the source texts which your data was produced from, visible by choosing the source texts tab, if your texts are still where they were when the data analysis was done. (If they have been moved you can try editing the Filenames data to correct this.)
In Concord, you need to double-click the relevant concordance line to get the source text to show. In each case the relevant key or search words will be highlighted if possible.
In KeyWords you'll see the source text in the source texts tab space, or if there are various source texts listed in a special window (shown below).
Menu options (right-click to see these)
Copy, Print, Save
As their names suggest these menu items let you copy, save or print any text you've selected or the whole text. For saving you will get a chance to decide whether as plain text or as Rich Text Format (.RTF) preserving font and colour information.
Next, Previous
These jump you through the text one highlighted word at a time. You should see how many highlighted there are in the status bar.
Grey markup, Clear markup, Restore markup
Grey markup lets you grey out all < > sections.
Clear markup simply cuts the tags out.
Once you have cut out markup, the clear markup option changes to restore markup (needed if Concord is to jump to the correct location).
Greying out mark-up is quite slow if the text is extensive. This shot shows its progress:
Double-clicking the status bar gives you a chance to stop the process.
KeyWords List of Source Texts
If you right-click this window, you get a chance to see which texts contain which key words
by clicking Frequencies, giving results like this:
and if you double-click a highlighted word (THINK in the example above), you will be shown the source text (A01.txt) with that word highlighted.
If you simply click the file-name
you get to see the text with all its key words highlighted.