Greek NT on the iPad--two questions

In regular Logos 4, when I type "NA27" in my library, I get the Nestle-Aland Greek New Testament. 27th edition.

In Logos for the iPad, I get the Byzantine Textform 2005 which is definitely NOT the Nestle Aland text.

So, I'm assuming that the regular NA27/UBS4 Greek NT is not available yet for the iPhone/iPad. So here's my question--what are the rest of you using for a Greek NT on the iPad (or iPhone)?

Second question--how does one run a search for a basic Greek word in one of these Greek texts? I've tried to enter a Greek word using the same method as Logos 4 (g followed by a colon), but this doesn't work. I'm certain that I'm missing something obvious.

Thanks.

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Kevin Becker

I don't know about searching in Greek, but you probably have access to the Swanson UBS 4, look for it. It should be an adequate substitute for the NA 27 if you want the modern critical text.

davidphillips

Rick,

On the ipod, I use the Swanson New Testament Greek Morphology (UBS 4th Edition). It is, as it says, the text of the UBS4, just with a different morphology. As for running searches, I don't know, since I use my ipod almost exclusively offline.

R. Mansfield

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/117860#Comment_117860

Thanks, Kevin and David for pointing me toward Swansons.

Do you or anyone know of any kind of manual for the iPad version? The searching question is still an issue, and I'd also like to know other functionality that the program is capable of.