Is there a "quick way" to accomplish the same thing in L4, as using the Englishman's Concordance in

Often I just want to find out where a particular Hebrew word is used in the Bible. In Libronix 3 we could just right-click and select Englishman's Concordance and voila! I had it. In L4 we don't have the Englishman's Concordance and I don't want to do a "Word study" as it takes too much time on my laptop. I just want a quick answer as to the number of times and the places where a word is used. Is there a way to accomplish this in L4?

Thanks for the help!

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Rosie Perera

Right-click on the Hebrew word (or the English word if you're in an Interlinear)
Choose Lemma on the right panel of the context menu that pops up (or Manuscript if you only want to search for all occurrences of the exact same form of the word)
Choose Search this resource on the left hand panel of the menu

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Charlene

Right-click on the Hebrew word (or the English word if you're in an Interlinear)
Choose Lemma on the right panel of the context menu that pops up (or Manuscript if you only want to search for all occurrences of the exact same form of the word)
Shoose Search this resource on the left hand panel of the menu

Thanks, Rosie! I knew there had to be an easier way to do it. I had gotten the first two steps, but hadn't thought to "Search this resource"! Duh!

Thanks!...and I am glad that you stay up late, for the sake of those of us on the other side of the world! [:)]

Rosie Perera

I am glad that you stay up late, for the sake of those of us on the other side of the world!

I wish I could say I was doing it for your sake, but it's a bad habit that must be broken! [:)] It's not healthy for me not to get enough sleep... I had actually gone to bed at 10pm tonight but then suddenly remembered someone I had to send email to about tomorrow, got back on the computer, and...four hours later...here I still am. Off to bed now!