Why doesn't the Topic section of a Search match Factbook or a Topic Search?
1. The Search on the right looks for the precise topic label of <Topic Spiritual Gifts> of which there is exactly one matching entry in Factbook. I do not understand why it fails to find the dictionary entries, sorry.
2. The Factbook picks up a curated list entries for each section of the Factbook.
3. An Everything search on the phrase "spiritual gifts" has a Topic Section with entries similar to the Dictionaries section of Factbook. Note the suggested search with synonyms.
How do I switch from Verbum to Logos?
Just enter "set verbum to no" in the Command box and you'll have what you expect. https://community.logos.com/forums/t/123048.aspx
Why don't article bibliography entries occur in all dictionaries?
The article citation feature requires additional tagging in the resource (to specify the author of the article). Not all resources have been updated to include this feature.
How do I use clippings?
Okay, I knew “how” to use clippings, but I couldn’t get past the fact that there is no way to sort the clippings automatically. Sorting manually is quite a pain.
I would read through several commentaries, clipping as I went, and end up with a disorganized mess of clippings.
But today, it hit me! (Thanks to the wiki, here: https://wiki.logos.com/Clippings#Using_Find_to_locate_a_tagged_clipping)
I realized that I could use tags to sort the clippings.
Here’s how: When I add a clipping, I tag it with a tag that is helpful to my research—say, the verse number or a key word in the text…or both.
Then, when I am writing and need to recall my research, I use Find (Control-F or Command-F) to search for the tags.
Writing about 1 Kings 11:1? Find my “1 Ki 11:1” tag and only the clippings with that tag will appear.
Writing about how Solomon’s “heart was not perfect”? Use Find to find my “his heart was not perfect” tag. Only the clippings with that tag will appear.
Finally, I can use clippings and enjoy it! Just thought I’d share in case someone else might find this helpful.
Great post, Levi. I enjoy clippings and also use tags to locate a topic or passage via Search
It identifies two clips within the clippings document.
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