I have a question about filtering highlights within a note file:
Example:
If I want to see only my red/key ideas highlights in my note file, is there an easy way to do that? If I have 100 highlights in a book, how can I easily get to my key points? The one thing I did notice is that I could sort by Note Color. I believe that sorts the highlights, but that doesn't give a good indication of my various highlighter styles colors...but maybe because I don't have a note indicator/color assigned.
Thanks for the help
In Logos 6 you can search a resource by highlighting style as per https://wiki.logos.com/Search_HELP#Highlighting_Styles
Does that help at all?
I don't have Logos 6 yet, but when I upgrade that would probably help. It seems like this would be something that people would need if they have a lot of highlights. Maybe I am doing something wrong.
I have a lot of times where I need to see all of the notes in a file vs the highlights or search for items marked with a certain highlight. Seems like that would come up a lot for others too. Maybe not.
I don't think you are doing anything wrong but this search capability was introduced in Logos 6.
The free core engine upgrade is available at https://www.logos.com/install but I don't know if this engine supports highlight searching
A better way than searching (but again only in Logos 6), is to use the "Quotes" view of the highlighting document:
Mark Barnes: A better way than searching (but again only in Logos 6), is to use the "Quotes" view of the highlighting document:
Quotes view is good but I don't think it allows you to separate out specific highlights does it?
Graham Criddle:Quotes view is good but I don't think it allows you to separate out specific highlights does it?
I don't think so. You can sort by "note color," but that relates to note indicators.
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