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What are Parallel Resources?How to I open Parallel Resources?Collections & Parallel Resources
What shows up in the Parallel Resources?I don’t see the Parallel Resources iconWhat is the order of Books in Parallel Resources?Tip: you can use the keyboard to navigate the Parallel ResourcesTip: quick way to sequence through PR’s that you’ve viewed
Terrific!
Mark,
can you think of anything that i missed?
thanks,
steve
The only thing I thought was under http://wiki.logos.com/Parallel_Resources#I_don.e2.80.99t_see_the_Parallel_Resources_icon
A few users have come unstuck on the forums because the reference box was showing page number so PRS didn't come up. It might be helpful to clarify that not only must the resource have a headword or bible reference, but that it must be currently selected.
It might be helpful to clarify that not only must the resource have a headword or bible reference, but that it must be currently selected.
Think that i understand and have added it.
Thanks, if you think of anything else please post it here.
Yet again Steve, it is top quality guidance.
Under Why don’t I see my Collection in Parallel Resources? you should mention that the current resource must appear in the collection!
Dave,
very interesting. i tried excluding the Tyndale dictionary in my collection. And wah-la, the collection disappeared from the PR. It make sense, since the current resource is always tagged in the list.
i will add this to the wiki shortly.
Thanks, keep them coming so that we have the wiki page as useful as possible.
Edit: added this to PR wiki
Excellent, excellent work!
Thanks!
Someone at the Morris Proctor seminar shared a trick with me about Parallel Resources, by the way. If you have, say, several different commentary collections (one each for Critical/Language, Exegetical/Homiletical, and Devotional/Application) and you want to be able to jump to a commentary in any one of these parallel resources sets from any other one, just pick one commentary (say Bible Knowledge Commentary) to put in all three of the collections. Then all three sets will show up in parallel columns in the Parallel resource sets dropdown all the time, even if the particular commentary you happen to be looking at isn't in all three sets.
[Note: I can't test this right now to see if it works, as my parallel resource sets appear to be broken in 4.0c Beta 1]
just pick one commentary (say Bible Knowledge Commentary) to put in all three of the collections. Then all three sets will show up in parallel columns in the Parallel resource sets dropdown all the time,
The trick is to include a complete single-volume commentary in all three collections. When that resource is selected all three collections could be shown as PRS', depending on the reference. If the common resource is less than complete it will not appear in any PRS' for some references and the ability to swap sets is lost.
Collection 1 Collection 2 Collection 3
Comm1-1 Comm2-1 comm3-1
Comm1-2 Comm2-4 comm3-3
Comm1-3 Comm2-5 comm3-5
Comm1-5 Comm2-6 comm3-6
Comm1-8 comm3-7
Common Common Common
(I've listed the commentaries in each collection that can display the current reference/passage).
If the current resource is Comm1-3, only Collection1 will be shown as a PRS. Only if you select Common is it possible for all three collections to be shown.
I've never seen the point of this 'trick'. You can just click the '+' button as before to switch to a commentary outside of your sets, or you can choose a commentary from "all parallel resources".
It has an L3 legacy, where there was no other alternative ( and its "all parallel resources" list was too long).
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