Once you've set up a visual filter (see the video on it) give it a name and then you can toggle it on and off using the "triple circle" at the top of the resource pane of the resource.
I've set up visual filters for each of the greek verb moods: Indicative, Imperative, etc. Using the visual filter domahicky I can select one, two, three, etc or none
Chris
Collapsing a section in one of the guides means it won't open the next time you run that guide. So, if you want a guide to finish faster and there is a section you never use (topics is still a work in progress and not very useful yet, handouts are -- according to Thomas Black -- worthless) so collapse them and then they don't populate until you expand them.
Chris Elford:handouts are -- according to Thomas Black -- worthless
I didn't say it...
Chris Elford: Collapsing a section in one of the guides means it won't open the next time you run that guide. So, if you want a guide to finish faster and there is a section you never use (topics is still a work in progress and not very useful yet, handouts are -- according to Thomas Black -- worthless) so collapse them and then they don't populate until you expand them. Chris
Another thing I did to speed things up was create a template called "blank Template" with nothing in it. then I can quickly start it up and add a section if it is only one section I am interested in.
Set up a guide called "My Passage Guide" or "My Exegetical Guide" or "My Bible Word Study" and these will be used instead of the predefined templates when run from places like the Go Bar on the home page. They will also always appear in the right-click context menu.
Philip Spitzer: Chris Elford:handouts are -- according to Thomas Black -- worthless I didn't say it...
This time :)
I would prefer at this point to use gentler terms like, "broken".
Easy to fix though. Never auto check and never auto fill anything. Less work on the front end and less work for us to fix on the back end.
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Thomas Black: I would prefer at this point to use gentler terms like, "broken".
What? did our lion turn into a lamb?
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This is a great list. Thanks all!
Peter
They've been working overtime tagging images and these are easily searchable in your library with the operator #image:
As you can see - over 2000 hits in but 3 seconds.... Click on the first one and it opens in place. Right click on the image and I can copy it, save it, print it, or send it straight to Powerpoint:
Damian McGrath:They've been working overtime tagging images and these are easily searchable in your library with the operator #image:
great one...I had forgotten.
Home Page:
- The scripture references on the Home Page are hyperlinks, and you can hover your mouse over to see the Bible passage.
- To make the Home Page go away and go back to your study windows, click the Home Page button again (both the Home Page button and the Library button are toggle buttons -- it wasn't obvious to me at first).
PeterLi: - To make the Home Page go away and go back to your study windows, click the Home Page button again (both the Home Page button and the Library button are toggle buttons -- it wasn't obvious to me at first). Peter
Alt+H will also toggle the homepage.
PeterLi: (both the Home Page button and the Library button are toggle buttons -- it wasn't obvious to me at first).
which reminds me that if you want the library to stay open, drag it to the desktop to create a tab. you can drag search to where you want it as well.
Philip Spitzer: which reminds me that if you want the library to stay open, drag it to the desktop to create a tab. you can drag search to where you want it as well.
Or right click and select "Open in a New Tab"
Kenneth Morris: What? did our lion turn into a lamb?
No, just waiting for the dust to settle. That way when I kick up a dust cloud they're sure to see it.
Search History is available through a drop down to the right of the search box - easy to miss.
History items are helpfully listed chronologically.
IN BIBLICAL PLACES: If you want to determine the distance between two points, simply hold down the CTRL key while dragging between two locations. Cool!
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The Version River tool is interesting for comparing translations, but I think it has a more sutble, powerful application.
If you want a quick way to discover the verses in a passage which merit deeper translational work (because they are most different between translations), the graph can help you quickly identify them.
Also, when you mouseover the graph, you will get a Text Comparison popup (a la F7) to quickly check differences.
Mitch Davis: IN BIBLICAL PLACES: If you want to determine the distance between two points, simply hold down the CTRL key while dragging between two locations. Cool!
That's cool!
Another coolness in Biblical Places is that the Find (Ctrl+F) function will locate places ...