Mem preformative

I forgot the name of the tool that shows all of my Logos resources on any given topic or subject, if someone can remind me. For instance, if I wish to search for a Hebrew grammatical construct such as “preformative” or “mem preformative.” What is the best way to search for this and have my multiple grammars appear in the search results? Thanks.

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MJ. Smith

Are you thinking of the Hebrew constructs label search? Parks, James. Hebrew Grammatical Constructions Documentation. Bellingham, WA: Faithlife, 2015.

shows all of my Logos resources on any given topic or subject

Unfortunately, I am quite sure there is no such tool.

Damian McGrath

Gregorio,

If you have your grammars set as a Collection, you could perform a search just of this collection for your desired term.

I have a not small library and just did a Basic "All Text" search in "All Resources" for "mem preformative" and only got 36 results in 22 resources

David Paul

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1172637#Comment_1172637

I have a not small library and just did a Basic "All Text" search in "All Resources" for "mem preformative" and only got 36 results in 22 resources

I was going to mention this earlier. When a search is of sufficient obscurity (such as "mem preformative"), there is really no need to reduce your search's parameters or its scope. Doing a Basic global search is not likely to turn up many more hits than a search of just grammars or language resources, and if it does, those additional hits are probably just as likely to give you valuable info for consideration.

Gregorio Billikopf

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1172644#Comment_1172644

Thanks to all of you for all the excellent suggestions. David and Damian, I have bookmarked the search "all resources" for future searches,

And MJ, I am very curious about the Hebrew constructs label search.

Gregorio Billikopf

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1172632#Comment_1172632

MJ, I found out I have this toolset. I will have to study the documentation (found it) to see how to utilize this very interesting resource. Thanks again.