Footnote Assistance

Two questions--related:

1) Sometimes I copy Greek words from the Word Study feature and put them in my paper. No footnote automatically appears at the bottom as it does otherwise. How do I get a footnote for that?

2) When I paraphrase from a commentary, I of course want to cite the source. The way I'm doing it now is to copy a sentence to get the footnote posting, then erasing the sentence to keep the footnote. Is there a smarter way to do this?

Thanks!

Rich

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Bruce Dunning

Welcome to the forums Richard. You can change how "copy" works in the settings. Go to "tools" then "program settings". See below

Dave Hooton

2) When I paraphrase from a commentary, I of course want to cite the source. The way I'm doing it now is to copy a sentence to get the footnote posting, then erasing the sentence to keep the footnote. Is there a smarter way to do this?

Use Documents >> Bibliography to pre-generate citations, but beware that only citations from the source article will correctly attribute the authors of journals and multi-volume works.

1) Sometimes I copy Greek words from the Word Study feature and put them in my paper. No footnote automatically appears at the bottom as it does otherwise. How do I get a footnote for that?

Can you illustrate where you expect footnotes from the Word Study?

David Taylor, Jr.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/711854#Comment_711854

You can also copy a citation by going to the information tab of the resource.