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Today's a BIG milestone in Logos functionality

Francis

... Finally, after all this time, it is at last here, in full version (not beta), in Logos 6.5: FULL results of user documents searches. Some features, tags, clippings and document searches have been resurrected:

It was indeed a painful road to get here, but HURRAY! I am so glad it's here!

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Don Awalt

It's a good start Francis! Yet the implementation is NOT complete - it will not take you to the search result in the source document, like searches of Logos resources, which becomes very problematic if you have a long document (like a Note) - you have to scroll to find the result (and it can of course sometimes be hard to find).

Hopefully this last piece is coming soon!!!

Francis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/755315#Comment_755315

It is still a HUGE improvement and for the time being, the fact that the terms are not highlighted within individual notes can be compensated with CTL-F. Hopefully, someone read your comment and take it into consideration (if it is feasible).

Don Awalt

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/755725#Comment_755725

for the time being, the fact that the terms are not highlighted within individual notes can be compensated with CTL-F

Does this work well for you in Notes? Here is what happens to me, it does not help at all (Verbum 6.5, Windows 7):

1. Do a search that highlights a result in a Note.

2. Click on the search result, the Note opens up and opens up the note the result is in. Cursor is at the first character of the note.

3. Hit Ctrl-F, the inline search box comes up.

4. Start typing in the inline search box, slowly so you can see what happens. I was typing for example 'para' (without quotes), as the Greek word para was in my search result. I type p, and as soon as I type p the focus is lost, the cursor is gone, and the Note panel has reset to a list of all the notes in that Note document.

5. If I then click in the inline search pane.and type 'para', it just resets the pane to some random looking (to me) note with nothing expanded - not showing any result at all (it's actually AFTER the note that contains para in the list of notes within the document).

I can post a video if someone needs - but the point is inline search does not add anything to notes searches that I can see. I'll create a new thread and post this as a bug.

Francis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/755732#Comment_755732

You are correct and I was mistaken: it does not work.

When you referred to using Ctrl-F as "inline search" it made me think that now that notes searchability is expanded, (true) inline searching would indeed be neat.