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Fuzzy Search applied to Lookups

Ron Corbett

I just came across the word: "punditic" in one of my resources. I double-clicked on it and the search came up with no results. I thought that it might be because the word was in quotes so I copied it and pasted it into one of my dictionaries in Logos but again ... no result. I removed the ic from the end of the word and voila! The word pundit IS found in a number of the dictionaries I have in my Logos Library.

Then it occurred to me that this might be a great place in which to apply Logos's fuzzy search logic. If a form of a word does not show up, another form might.

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Graham Criddle

If a form of a word does not show up, another form might.

In this case - having "match all word forms" enabled does what I think you are looking for