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Try turning on "CharFormating" in your style and see if that works for you. I use Word 2010 also and this works on my system. %CharFormatting %NoRedLetter %NoFootnotes %NoCitation =Header [FullPassageRef] =ForEachVerse [VerseNum] [VerseText] =Footer
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Yes it works well, and comparing the texts in order of publication makes it easy to see the pressure the vernacular places on the WORD to conform to our way of thinking instead of the other way around,, enjoy your posts, thanks,,
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Use your library to add numbers to the beginning of the titles of your bibles (ex. 1New King James Version, 2Wycliffe), this will force your bibles to display in the order you want. Change the short title to what you want, this will display in your text comparison and the “copy bible verses” tool. Build your collections to exclude bibles you do not
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Hey Randal, the only way I've found to do this is to slide the panel separator down to reveal more text, if that still doesn't reveal all the text one page then you might try reducing text size temporarily to allow the text to fit on one page so you can select it all for for mark-up or what ever. Hope that helps,,
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I'm experiencing the same problems on 2 devices, Google's Nexus(Jelly Bean) 7 and Android's(4.0.4) Razr phone. Preferred bible has been changed in both devices to NIV84, and unable to change to previous preferred bible(NKJV). Text comparison is using a completely different set of bibles(some are not even resident on my devices) than my preferred bibles
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My solution to replacing my 40 year old KJV wide margin edition, which let me tell you, was no easy decision. I’m still in the process of converting my margin notes to electronic notes. I opted for the Google Nexus 7 inch tablet. The size is adequate for comfortable reading. I don’t think it would be large enough for preaching or teaching from though
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I would like the ability to make the Note indicator a little larger, especially when using a phone or tablet. Like John F Kennedy said "I'm for that".
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Excellent video Mark, I hadn't seen this one, Thank You,,
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KS4J, I like your method better better, it brings the date of the translation into the comparison view,, very good, I'll make that adjustment, Thanks
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Thanks Dave the explanation, you rescued me,,
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On the right my library with the upper part of my priority list showing, notice the numbers added to the front of the names, but in my priority list I drag my top 5 bibles to the order I want regardless of the preceding number. On the left is a collection of English bibles with the order being determined by the numbers assigned in my library. Now a
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That would depend on where you are directing your search,, if you are searching a collection then yes, it would affect the order of the returned results. If your searching the whole library it should return according to your priority list if you have one put together, otherwise I believe it would return results based on the software looking at your
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Yes it works quiet well, You can promote within the collection while demoting within the priority list. I like using it with the English bibles to force the order from the oldest translation to the newest. Then when using the collection to compare a passage it shows the more subtle changes of the language over time, sometimes it can make the not so
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You could adjust the order of the references in a collection if you wanted to take the time to go to your library and add a numerical value to the beginning of the name of the reference, this would make the references take the order you give them by number. It would reorder the library listing and the collection listing. It will search by your prioritization
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It looks to me like it's searching a collection named "Dictionaries". Check collections and see if the search is returning the order of your references listed in a collection,,
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If I’m going to compare text I like to use all my available English bibles. I add a number to the beginning of the translation name in my library and I also add the approximate date for translation completion. Then I made a collection for the English bibles. That leading number forces the collection to list the bibles in the order I have them numbered
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Ah I see Gary, Thank you,,
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Great discussion and input going on here in the area of “searching”. Obviously we all want and need accurate results from our “searches” whether for ministry purposes or personal study. It’s my understanding the “surface text” search should not consider any underlying Greek or morphological tagging associated with the text. So I took the time to try
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See if this gives you what you're looking for,, "Jesus" ANDNOT "Lord Jesus"
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I realize this is an old thread but I recently took a look at the prioritization issues and I think I have my resources responding the way I want them to. Granted I only have the Scholar’s library and not the higher libraries that have many more resources. But if you will follow this basic scheme then add resources individually and limiting them as