What PAGE am I on?

Fos Zoe

 I am reading a book, a real book, that is basically a collection of quotations commenting on scriptural passages. These quotations may be condensed from 1-3 pages in the original work to a paragraph. In stylistic wording, they are paragraphs with ellipses. 

In Logos I have several of the original works from which the quotations were taken and I want to add a note to the biblical reference.

Is it possible to select a long passage and ellipses out sections?

How can I tell what page i am on in the work being read?

When selecting long passages where the citation is multiple pages, I can find the beginning with a CTRL F search but as I try to find the end, its difficult.

How would you approach this task?

Graham Criddle

I'm afraid I don'f fully understand what you are asking

In Logos I have several of the original works from which the quotations were taken and I want to add a note to the biblical reference.

Do you mean you want to create a note in a Bible and for that note to link to the reference work? If so, is it sufficient to create a link to the start of the relevant article? If not, how - conceptually - are you planning to link them?

Is it possible to select a long passage and ellipses out sections?

No - but I'm not quite sure what you mean[:)]

How can I tell what page i am on in the work being read?

If it has page numbers you can do a couple of things:

Click on the location information and page number will be displayed

or enable the "Show page numbers" visual filter

When selecting long passages where the citation is multiple pages, I can find the beginning with a CTRL F search but as I try to find the end, its difficult.

Presumably you could find the end with Ctrl-F, I guess the issue is trying to "define" the entire section?

Hope this helps a little - sorry I don't fully understand what you are asking.