I'm wondering if there are two shortcuts that are similar to shortcuts in Accordance. The first is to quickly search a Greek word in the first lexicon. For example, in Accordance you triple-click to search the English word in a Bible dictionary, but if you hold down Cmd (I'm on Mac) when you triple-click it searches the underlying Greek or Hebrew word in the top lexicon. I know in Logos I can double click to search the English word in a Bible dictionary. Is there an equivalent shortcut to search the underlying Greek or Hebrew word? I know I can right click, select the Lemma, and then select the lexicon to have it loaded, but I'm looking for something that can work in a single click.
The other shortcut I'm wondering about is the fastest way to open a reference in my default commentary. For example, if I have a passage up in a certain Bible and I want to open the NAC commentary on that passage is there a quick way other than right clicking and selecting verse and selecting it from the context menu? I'm able to add individuals books to the shortcut bar and when I click them they load to the reference that is active, but it doesn't switch to other books in the series. For example, if I have Logos open to Matthew 10.1 and have a shortcut to the Matthew commentary in my tool bar I can click it and Matthew 10.1 will load in the commentary. However, if I have Luke 11.1 active in my Bible and click the shortcut to the Matthew commentary it just opens, it does not open and navigate to the commentary on Luke and the current reference. The reason this behavior seems strange is if I type in the Luke reference in the open Matthew commentary, Logos automatically switches to the Luke volume in the series. Is this a bug in the way the shortcuts on the toolbar are working or is there a way to put a shortcut to a series rather than a particular volume?
