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Highlighting Question

John Morgan

I am having a hard time trying to figure out how to a Personal Highlights like shown in Logos Tutorials: Inductive Bible Study with Logos. It is so much clearer and uncluttered as with normal highlighting methods. I will attach a picture of what I would like to accomplish and if someone can help me figure it out it would be most appreciated.

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JT (alabama24)

I don’t understand your question, but this might help: https://wiki.logos.com/Highlighting#Creating_Custom_Palettes

Dave Hooton

I am having a hard time trying to figure out how to a Personal Highlights like shown in Logos Tutorials: Inductive Bible Study with Logos.

That system is not one I would use for highlights, and if it doesn't resonate with you, apply your own system of highlights. There is no single right way with this.

Simon’s Brother

John, what you need to look into is creating custom palettes. This wiki page might be a helpful starting point for you.

https://wiki.logos.com/Highlighting#Creating_Custom_Palettes

John Morgan

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1165884#Comment_1165884

Thanks for your reply, but I finally figured it out. Below is the old way I marked up my bible in Logos and you had to remember what the colors meant when you wanted to continue on. Look how much cleaner the text is to read and I have made the underlines the same color as the bubbles explaining what It is I am underlining. I am using different names instead of action, cause, and so on. See the difference in the way I was using highlighting before and you had to remember what the color was you were using for what you underlined. I will probably use more of Who, What, When, Where, and How to help me get a better picture of what is happening. I will add a few more like repeated words, and a few more. See below how I use to mark up my Logos bible and how hard it is to read the text and remember the colors as compared to my previous question. Granted different tides lift different boats, but I sure like the bubble method for my preference. Thanks and God Bless

John Morgan

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1165904#Comment_1165904

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1165904#Comment_1165904

I will probably use more of Who, What, When, Where, and How to help me get a better picture of what is happening.

Thread => Tip: Inductive - 5 W's & H visual filters

Screen shows "Discourse Analysis", "Inductive - 5 W's & H", "Inductive - Precept", and "Logos Greek Morphology"visual filters (lots of search results being highlighted simultaneously). Ephesians 6:10-20 has six Greek verbs in the imperative (command) mood. Discourse Analysis has orange wavy underlines for Emphasis OR Focus.

Logos Wiki => Extended Tips for Highlighting and Visual Filters includes:

Examples of visual filters

Keep Smiling [:)]