Hi Martin,
I reindexed and have the very same problem. BTW I run Windows 7 64 bit. Again, I had no problems whatsoever with L4. One of the features I used most often is not working now.
Martin Grainger Dean:Hi, Daniel. Did you still experience the same problem? I did reindexing, but still no luck. No translation, root and senses on my BSG Hebrew search. Also can't change the ESV to any other version. Can anyone provide more additional clues? Thanks, Martin.
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Thanks Martin. I was particularly interested in this question:
Mark Barnes: Can you check that you're not restricting the BWS to a certain part of the OT (it should say 'All Passages' or 'Entire Bible' or 'Old Testament' just above the lemma section).
Can you check that you're not restricting the BWS to a certain part of the OT (it should say 'All Passages' or 'Entire Bible' or 'Old Testament' just above the lemma section).
Martin Grainger Dean:More details. If I run a Greek search, g:aggelos, I have results only for NT part (ESV translation ring, roots and senses). If I choose Old Testament I have no translation ring and no root (although I have senses). In Hebrew search all these are absent. Maybe a resource mapping problem? Martin.
It still sounds like the BWS is being restricted to part of the NT....
Mark Barnes: Thanks Martin. I was particularly interested in this question: Mark Barnes: Can you check that you're not restricting the BWS to a certain part of the OT (it should say 'All Passages' or 'Entire Bible' or 'Old Testament' just above the lemma section).
I was able to help Daniel with this issue today. His ESV OT Reverse Interlinear was an old version from August. The rest of the data was current but the OT Rev Int hadn't updated for some reason.
Giving the Update Resources command did the trick.
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I called Tech support and they put me through to Level 2. The tech person took over my computer, and found that I had an old version of the ESV on the Hebrew part, but it was the updated one for the Greek part. I thought I checked the version per Mark's instructions yesterday and it was correct, but apparently I didn't catch the fact it wasn't the same version. Anyway, that was the problem.
BTW, When the tech tried to update the ESV version, it would download to a certain point and then hang up. He did a bunch of stuff I didn't follow, and finally it did update and now everything works fine. He said he didn't know why it was sticking.
I have to say that Logos tech support is top notch!
Now I feel a little better. Looks like your ESV version is supposedly the right one. I was sure mine was too. Nonetheless, redownloading it solved my problem. Computers @#$%!!
Martin Grainger Dean:So what do I miss? Here my support info for ESV: LLS:1.0.710 2012-11-01T16:52:55Z ESV.logos4 RVI:ESVNT 2012-10-11T20:40:31Z ESVNT.lbsrvi RVI:ESVOT 2012-11-01T00:05:22Z ESVOT.lbsrvi
I'd certainly try an update resources in the command bar. Even if your ESV is up to date, you might be missing a lemma mapping file.
I'm beginning to run out of ideas here, so it may be necessary to put it a call to support. But the files I'm thinking of should be in the following folder:
%localappdata%\Logos4\Data\{random}\ResourceManager\Resources\
They have the extension .lbslem
If you're doing a word specifically in Greek, wouldn't you get only NT hits? I don't think there be an OT ring or translation, and just because "senses" are found for for Hebrew doesn't mean a whole word ring would be created. When I do the BWS(and I have everything on the work machine) g:aggelos, I receive a word ring from the ESV NT, and Septuagint (one of our "feature distribution Data sets: http://www.logos.com/comparison). If you do a search for the English word "Angel" you should get a Hebrew and Greek word wheel.
Tommy Ball: If you're doing a word specifically in Greek, wouldn't you get only NT hits?
Tommy Ball: When I do the BWS(and I have everything on the work machine) g:aggelos, I receive a word ring from the ESV NT, and Septuagint (one of our "feature distribution Data sets: http://www.logos.com/comparison). If you do a search for the English word "Angel" you should get a Hebrew and Greek word wheel.
Mark Barnes: I'd certainly try an update resources in the command bar. Even if your ESV is up to date, you might be missing a lemma mapping file.
Martin Grainger Dean: That's correct. So running a search in Greek (g:aggelos) ONLY in "Old Testament" part and having no ESV translation for this word and no root, is not considered a BUG? Martin.
I don't think it is a bug that when searching for a Greek word in the Old Testament, the Root element is not populated. I do think it would be a bug (or just a problem with a particular install) if you ran the same search, but in Hebrew, and the Root element was not populated.
Tommy Ball: I don't think it is a bug that when searching for a Greek word in the Old Testament, the Root element is not populated. I do think it would be a bug (or just a problem with a particular install) if you ran the same search, but in Hebrew, and the Root element was not populated.