BUG: using italics in notes and clippings

Mike Measley

If a line of text is italicized, it is also superscripted, unless you put un-italicized text on the same line.

Open a note
be sure to be at the beginning of a line
Use CRTL-I or click on the Italics format button
The text will also be superscripted.
type something.
Now, turn off italics
continue typing. the italicized text will drop down and no longer be superscripted.

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Reuben Helmuth

I am unable to reproduce this on Mac OS running L6.9. Are you running the latest version of Logos (6.9.0.0029)?

Mike Measley

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/799686#Comment_799686

This is in windows. Likely different in Mac OS. I should have been more specific.

Reuben Helmuth

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/799687#Comment_799687

I realized (from your signature line) that you were on Windows. I was simply trying to help narrow down possibilities in order to help find the bug (if there is one). Some bugs affect only one platform but others are cross platform.

Angela Murashov

If a line of text is italicized, it is also superscripted, unless you put un-italicized text on the same line.

I am not able to reproduce this. Are you running 6.9?

Mike Measley

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/799693#Comment_799693

Logos Bible Software 6.9
6.9.0.0029

Sorry, combination of Bold and Italics. I have done this on two different Windows computers. Using Just Bold, or Just Italics does not make it go superscript. But using both Bold and Italics does.

Mike Measley

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/800632#Comment_800632

Bold only (look at center, highlighted text)

Bold and Italics

Then, continue typing on same line without Bold/Italics combination