How do I add words to "Save Vocab?"

I've read the blurb that says double click and then a pop up choice to save….but nothing happens when I double click. Am I suppose to double click in the audio conversation??

thanks

I sometimes have to highlight the word with my mouse (hold left click while I drag the mouse pointer across the word). It sometimes then pops up and sometimes I need to right click on the highlighted word or sentence.

thanks, but that's what I've been doing all along and I get no option to save to a vocab list.

Hi - Two suggestions: Highlighting/saving to vocab doesn't work for me on the Write It page, but always does on the main lesson page.  Secondly, if that doesn't work, reply with what computer and browser you're using, and those with the same platforms might be able to assist.  Mac solutions differ from PC solutions, for example.

Good luck.

Chris

I don't use this feature, but I do occasionally copy and paste phrases to my own files, so I have noticed the pop-up for saving to vocab. It's occurred to me that when I swipe right to left to highlight, the pop-up doesn't always appear, but I believe that it always does when I sweep left to right. Of course, highlight/copy and paste will work in either case. Also, I don't think the pop-up appears within the context of the exercises - only the lesson, itself. I wouldn't swear to any of this, though.

Robert.

That is an excellent point, the +save function only works in the lesson and only below the  text accompanying the initial audio portion.  It does not work in the Flash Cards, Hear It!, etc.

I tested left to right and it always had the +save pop up. When I went right to left, it usually still got the +save, but sometimes I had to click on the screen (both left and right clicks appear to work).

Hi everyone, thanks so much for your posts. 

As mentioned by Scott_C, the +save option is only available in the lessons, rather than in the tests, and only in the phrases that include both a play and a record button. So in the Interactive Audio lessons, that would be any phrases in the Play It and Extra Vocab sections, and most of the audio examples in the Language and Culture lessons.

I hope that helps!