Is a cross and proxy hedge the same or not?

I thought these two were different:

Proxy - use another currency to hedge if cheaper, more liquid etc. Highly correlated with home currency.

Cross - trading one exposure for another. Could just be because you think one will appreciate more relative to home currency. You cross through an intermediate currency trade, but ultimately hedge the currency where you hold risk.

However in the curriculum for currency management (Economic analysis) it say “a cross hedge, also referred to a proxy hedge”. So it seems to me the curriculum says these two are the same?

They are not the same.

Cross hedge: To hedge EUR/USD use EUR /CAD and CAD/ USD to achieve your target indirectly.

Proxy hedge: To hedge EUR/USD use EUR/CAD because you think CAD and USD are highly correlated and can be used interchangeably.

https://www.analystforum.com/forums/cfa-forums/cfa-level-iii-forum/91358895

That is also my understanding, so that is why I was confused by CFA wording there.