Is something missing from my interlinear display?
The upgrade to Logos 9 Bronze included new reverse interlinears. I understand that the * means that the NET 2nd edition has not yet arrived, but that I should see the MEV in my information panel. However, I'm not seeing it. Any suggestions why?
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Do you own the MEV?
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Cromwell said:
but that I should see the MEV in my information panel. However, I'm not seeing it. Any suggestions why?
Do you own the MEV Bible - https://www.logos.com/product/43990/modern-english-version ?
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Ah, apparently not. So have I been sold an interlinear that I cannot use? Would that be a glitch in the packages?
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Cromwell said:
Ah, apparently not. So have I been sold an interlinear that I cannot use? Would that be a glitch in the packages?
No. I prefer to look at it as Faithlife staying a step ahead of you. It’s there and ready if you should choose to purchase the resource.
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Cromwell said:
Ah, apparently not. So have I been sold an interlinear that I cannot use? Would that be a glitch in the packages?
It does seem a bit silly to me that the MEV is not in those packages....but then we are mostly not privy to what restrictions publishers put on things.
Interestingly
[quote]The ecumenical Committee on Bible Translation is composed of 47 American and English scholars from the three major branches of Christianity: Orthodox, Protestant, and Roman Catholic.[2]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_English_Version
but it is published by a Charisma House, which is might be why it just in the Pentecostal/Charismatic packages.
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Thanks to you all for your help. The proliferation of base package options makes things complex, probably for those compiling them too.
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