Is there an easier way?
Do I have to use a passage list to open scriptures into the inline search format?
Video shows what I mean
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FYI - I don't do videos. By reporting in this manner you are guaranteeing no answer from me (and perhaps others). Not a problem with me but I thought you should know.
P.S. - if the video is what I suspect it is, the answer is "no".
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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Greetings Wayne
As MJ has let you know her attitude to links that take us out of the forum I thought I would let you know that I too pass by your posts for the same reason.
I would only open a video if it had proved impossible to make the problem clear using a combination of text and screen shots.
I also tend to shy away from threads that give no clue as to the underlying problem in the thread title.
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Mike
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Wayne levi Price said:
Do I have to use a passage list to open scriptures into the inline search format?
No. You can type milestones into the Search box, and then the text is highlighted as any search result would be.
But the Inline Search is not saved when you exit Logos!
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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Mike Binks said:
Greetings Wayne
As MJ has let you know her attitude to links that take us out of the forum I thought I would let you know that I too pass by your posts for the same reason.
I would only open a video if it had proved impossible to make the problem clear using a combination of text and screen shots.
I also tend to shy away from threads that give no clue as to the underlying problem in the thread title.
Thank you. I totally understand your point, my friend. No worries - I am fortunate that not everyone sees it that way, however. I do get all my questions answered by people viewing the videos. It is much more convenient to show someone a short video than to try and explain by typing it all out. To each his own. God will provide. Peace to you always.
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MJ. Smith said:
FYI - I don't do videos. By reporting in this manner you are guaranteeing no answer from me (and perhaps others). Not a problem with me but I thought you should know.
P.S. - if the video is what I suspect it is, the answer is "no".
Thank you. I totally understand your point, my friend. No worries - I am fortunate that not everyone sees it that way, however. I do get all my questions answered by people viewing the videos. It is much more convenient to show someone a short video than to try and explain by typing it all out. To each his own. God will provide. Peace to you always.
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Dave Hooton said:Wayne levi Price said:
Do I have to use a passage list to open scriptures into the inline search format?
No. You can type milestones into the Search box, and then the text is highlighted as any search result would be.
But the Inline Search is not saved when you exit Logos!
Wow - It did Work - thank you.
It seems like just using the Passage List is quicker, but it may be because I am not used to typing out the word Milestone and using all the {(}) symbols.
Also, When I want to group scriptures together like 3 verses in a row, instead of having them all separated, it does not do that, unless there is a way to do that. For instance, if I was 3 verses together instead of 3 verses separated like this - Rev. 1:1-3 -- I see I can choose "Paragraph" that groups them together better.
Anyway, Thanks, my friend. Peace.
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Wayne levi Price said:
I am not used to typing out the word Milestone and using all the {(}) symbols.
The parentheses ( ... ) aren't needed for what you are doing.
Wayne levi Price said:For instance, if I was 3 verses together instead of 3 verses separated like this - Rev. 1:1-3 -- I see I can choose "Paragraph" that groups them together better.
You can type {Milestone <Rev:1:1-3>} for brevity, but the verses are listed separately unless you use "Paragraph". However, when you enter {Milestone <Rev 1:1>}, {Milestone <Rev 1:3-5>}, {Milestone <Rev 2:1>} you will see unspecified verses (e.g. v.2) because they are part of the paragraph in the bible.
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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Dave Hooton said:Wayne levi Price said:
I am not used to typing out the word Milestone and using all the {(}) symbols.
The parentheses ( ... ) aren't needed for what you are doing.
Wayne levi Price said:For instance, if I was 3 verses together instead of 3 verses separated like this - Rev. 1:1-3 -- I see I can choose "Paragraph" that groups them together better.
You can type {Milestone <Rev:1:1-3>} for brevity, but the verses are listed separately unless you use "Paragraph". However, when you enter {Milestone <Rev 1:1>}, {Milestone <Rev 1:3-5>}, {Milestone <Rev 2:1>} you will see unspecified verses (e.g. v.2) because they are part of the paragraph in the bible.
OK - thanks, buddy. I am learning a lot from you.
Peace...
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