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Before the last update, highlighting a words immediately gave me a gloss and the morphology for a word, like the hover over does in the desktop version. Now it gives me a gloss and all sorts of information from the Factbook, but it doesn't show the morphology. How can I find that quickly? I am looking at SBLGNT.

Is there a difference in how the app behaves if you switch from the free desktop version to a basic package? (Apart from all the new books I have.) If that has caused my problem then is there a way to return to the basic free app?

Thanks for your help.

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Graham Criddle

Hi Deborah - and welcome to the forums

Now it gives me a gloss and all sorts of information from the Factbook, but it doesn't show the morphology.

It should show two panels - one for Factbook and one providing information about the word, and you should be able to swipe left / right between them

Are you not seeing this?

Graham

Deborah Brooks

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1172972#Comment_1172972

Thanks you! That's exactly what I wanted.

Mike Binks

Is there a difference in how the app behaves if you switch from the free desktop version to a basic package?

When you get the 'Free' Basic Package the Programme can use reverse interlinears, interactive media, Workflows, and other features.

However, the underlying programme remains the same.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1172990#Comment_1172990

However, the underlying programme remains the same.

True - but some features are unlocked with different feature sets

So, Factbook on Mobile is only available with the Basic Starter set upwards.

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1173016#Comment_1173016

So, Factbook on Mobile is only available with the Basic Starter set upwards.

Well, I learned something today. I desktop on old L7, whose factbook is a bit sparse; had to send out a search party. I got L8's full-feature but never installed it. And passed on L9 completely. But somehow ended up with a 'web' L9, which indeed as the fancy-dancy factbook. But my mobiles are factbook-free ... best not kiss a gifthorse in the mouth.