Help Understanding Cross References

I have both the Treasury of Scripture Knowledge and the NEW Treasury of Scripture Knowledge (I understand those are two separate resources in my library.)

When I run a Passage Guide, it shows 5 cross references with the complete verse. Then it also shows several more references. How does Logos decide which 5 to list completely? Is it pulling it from the old or new treasury of scripture knowledge (or depend on which one is prioritized)? When I click on either one of the treasury of scripture knowledge, the first reference in the book never matches the first reference in the Cross Reference section of the Passage Guide, so how does it choose which ones to list?

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Todd Phillips

From: http://community.logos.com/forums/p/10876/87087.aspx#87087

"The top section, under the Cross References section, is a list of
cross-reference resources in your Library, such as the TSK or NTSK. The
data type for these resources is 'Bible Cross-Reference Index'.

The lower section is a combination of cross-reference footnotes from
Bibles in your library. These are sorted first by frequency, then in
canonical order. The top five verses include a preview."

spitzerpl

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/152756#Comment_152756

I believe what the OP is asking for is the difference between blocks 1 and 2 below. What qualifies something for the full verse display of column1. I could be wrong, but I believe Section two is the complete set of cross references that appear in Bible footnotes (it would be great to know the resources these footnotes are found in) Section 1 begins with the bolded cross references (those appearing in more then 1 resource) and then seems to start with the beginning of the list (Is 9:6) until 5 full verses are listed.

Michael McLane

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/152774#Comment_152774

Thank you. That seems to make sense. Pardon me for pounding on this one, but it is yet another reason why there needs to be a feature reference manual. It would be nice to know all of the available features and how/why they do what they do. It is nice to know where our answers are coming from that are returned by such a complex piece of software.