[request] Three Questions about Clippings

Rick Ausdahl

I'm just starting to create clippings documents and have three questions.  (This is on a Windows implementation of Logos.)

1. Is there any way to make highlights within the selected text from a resource carry over to the clipping file?
2. Is there a way to highlight text within a clipping?  (Not make it bold or italics, but actually highlight the text.)
3. When exporting a clipping to a Word document, is there a way to carry over the full resource name as it appears at the top of the clipping instead of it being shortened/abbreviated in the Word doc?
   
   E.g. the resource name at the top of the clipping is Paul's Letter to the Romans: A Socio-Rhetorical Commentary, but when exported to Word it's abbreviated as PLR:SRC.  Is there a way to prevent that other than by creating a long custom "short title" for the resource which would result in a not-so-short short title in all the other places Logos makes use of the short title? 

Fred Chapman

I do not believe highlights copy over, nor can you highlight text within a clipping. However standard RTF editor commands do work. For example Ctrl+B = Bold, Ctrl+I = Italics, Ctrl + U = Underline, etc.

You can find a complete list of these commands in the Logos Help file under the heading "Windows Keyboard Shortcuts"