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Thanks, David. I've already noted that, and am using it that way. I don't know what's involved in passing along the "style" to Mellel, but that's the particular feature I'd find especially helpful. (Or, equivalently, being able to specify CSS style attributes in the element, if that would be interpreted correctly by Mellel.)
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I concur wholeheartedly with Jack. I am increasingly frustrated with Word (due to the Hebrew problem) but also a little frustrated with the fact that indentation, etc. are not right when I copy/paste biblical texts into Mellel (due to a different paragraph indentation / tab scheme). Mellel is an important editor for biblical scholarship on Mac, handling
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The main issues with Word 2011 are these: (1) the vowel and accent markings are misplaced--depending on the font, often radically so. This has to do with the composition of Unicode characters in right-to-left (RTL) mode. (2) Insertion of RTL text in a body of LTR text (as one might do if citing a bit of Hebrew in a paper) results in total chaos. Both
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The words paste in the proper order, but typing the Hebrew in is really unworkable. Typing composed Greek characters also causes very erratic behavior. I regret "upgrading" from 2008 to 2011.
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Amy, What version of MS Word / Mac do you have? (Go to Word...About Word menu to find out). This only began to work halfway right with 2011 14.1.0, which was only pushed out (I believe) this month. Also, are you setting the font to Ezra SIL in Logos (Logos Bible Software...Preferences...Hebrew Font) or in Word? If I set it in Logos, it works for me
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To be clear, other than the lack of support for class-based combining of diacritics (for SBL Hebrew, and I imagine other Hebrew fonts), I have not encountered problems. On the other hand, i haven't tried to do much with it, either. Pasting of Hebrew words here and there into English text seems to work well, as does pasting multi-line blocks of Hebrew
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Just updated to A12 (downloaded and dropped in from dmg) and found that when I try to copy text from ESV, for example, I get an interminable "spinning pizza" when I try to Cmd-C copy text that includes a text footnote (e.g., Ex 17:1-7). It seems the footnote is the necessary and sufficient condition for pizza-making. I was able to Cmd-C text in A11
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Here are the log files, in case they might be of some use. It seemed the bug is pretty easily reproducible. Cheers, John [View: http://community.logos.com/cfs-file.ashx/__key/CommunityServer.Discussions.Components.Files/75/3113.A12CmdCLogs.zip:550:0]
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Tom, Thanks for the speedy diagnosis. Glad the grid works, at least! JWS +
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"Grid" display works for me, but neither "Verses" nor "Aligned". All of the above work for ESV. Thanks for the hard work. JWS+
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I did this: http://community.logos.com/forums/p/57323/409425.aspx#409425 As far as I know, this is the only way to "downgrade" to an older version without re-downloading all your resources. Unfortunately, you can't avoid (as far as I know) doing a complete re-index of all your resources, which for me runs 6-12 hours.
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Your only two options (that I know of) are: 1) wait (we don't yet know how long) for a new version that fixes the problem, then manually download and install it. or 2) manually downgrade to an older version, which requires you to completely uninstall and (at least) rebuild and reindex. I did #2 last night. If you want to do that (and be advised it could
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Glad to hear it, Robert!
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The problem has to do with changing the resource being searched. I can morph search (through right-clicking on a word, for example) in any of the resources without a problem. However, if I were to do a morph search that way in, for example, NA27, and then tried to switch the resource to see where the same word was used in LXX, it would (almost always
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The logs are included above, in the original post. The point is, the problem seems to be with the user interface (Mono).
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Thanks. I continue to try to narrow down why sometimes I can get the resource change to work without the crash. It seems that both (a) starting the morph search by right-clicking and initiating a lemma morph search (instead of opening a morph search panel and typing it in directly) and (b) selecting a resource by typing only (i.e., not using the mouse
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BHS, NA27, ESV, Logos LXX, a couple morph searches, BDB, CHALOT, Book of Concord, Information, Copy Bible Verses. Maybe a few others. I tried pressing and holding command key while restarting Logos (am I correct in remembering that's how to open with an empty workspace?) but to no avail.
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Perhaps this might also be useful: Process: Logos Bible Software 4 [523] Path: /Applications/Logos Bible Software 4.app/Contents/MacOS/Logos Bible Software 4 Identifier: com.logos.Logos_Bible_Software_4 Version: 4.61.3347 (61461.13.19) Code Type: X86 (Native) Parent Process: launchd [136] Date/Time: 2012-10-25 18:26:32.822 -0600 OS Version: Mac OS X
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I am experiencing an almost 100% reproducible (occasionally it seems I can get it to work) crash when changing the resource in the morph search tool. This makes the morph search almost completely unusable. I'd be happy to hear of any workarounds. Logs are attached: 3487.Logging.zip
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For example (the most recent one of many): search for lemma:καταχράομαι in NA27 (also displaying ESV) Then change the resource to "Logos LXX" Momentary beach ball, then crash. Thanks for your attention.