Clarify \willintroduce as suggested

Co-authored-by: Elena Shmoylova <eshmoylova@users.noreply.github.com>
modelica · Mar 7, 2021 · 55d370d · 55d370d
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@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ As a general rule, `\firstuse` should appear in combination with `\index` for ad
 (The use of `\firstuse` instead of just `\emph` helps us both produce consistent formatting and makes it easier to spot cases where the additional use of `\index` has been forgotten.
 The reason that `\firstuse` doesn't also do the job calling `\index` is that the form of the term presented to `\firstuse` isn't always in the base form expected in the document index, that there can be a need for special styling tricks in the `\index` argument, etc.)
 
-If the new terminology is used before being introduced, the first use should be marked with `\willintroduce` to alert the reader that this is not a term that is expected to be known yet by a first-time reader.
+If the new terminology is used before being introduced, it should be marked with `\willintroduce` (instead of `\firstuse`) to alert the reader that this is not a term that is expected to be known yet by a first-time reader.
 
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