What is the Use of Text Module Radio buton in Smartforms

Hi all,
What is the Use of Text Module Radio buton in Smartforms T - code ? How can we link this to our form ?
Thanks in advance
KR

Text modules
Text modules are used to centrally store texts that are used frequently in forms in the system.
Text modules are included in forms using texts nodes. The text node can either refer to the text module or take its text. You can then change the text or add to it to suit the form.
Text modules have the following attributes:
They are client-independent
They are connected to the transport system
They are connected to the translation tools in the system
The third attribute means that a text module can be uniquely assigned to a language using the logon language. When including a text module, you can also access translations of the text module, for example, to include an English text module in a German form.
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