NEWBIE needs help in set up
Folks if anyone could help me set my page up so that on one side I have the written word in English and the other side is the greek. But what I want to do is click the English word and have it highlight the greek or Hebrew word.
Any help would be appreciated
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There are some minor differences in Verbum and Logos, but I think this video might be helpful to you. It is a professor helping his students set up what you are describing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IS30ria3gNA&t=58s
He demonstrates the highlighted multiple words in English that translate the highlighted single word in Greek.
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Folks if anyone could help me set my page up so that on one side I have the written word in English and the other side is the greek. But what I want to do is click the English word and have it highlight the greek or Hebrew word.
Welcome [:D]
An alternate idea is using visual filter highlighting in Reverse Interlinear English and Greek so can "see" range of Greek verbal expression plus more:
Logos Wiki Extended Tips for Highlighting and Visual Filters
Keep Smiling [:)]
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Hey Kathleen, thanks for the YouTube video. Certainly, I found it useful!
Anyone know what Hebrew text I could use if I wanted to set up my NASB in the same way, OT side this time?
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Anyone know what Hebrew text I could use if I wanted to set up my NASB in the same way, OT side this time?
https://www.logos.com/product/27297/lexham-hebrew-bible-with-morphology would be one option.
Buy any Hebrew text of the Bible should do it
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Hey Kathleen, thanks for the YouTube video. Certainly, I found it useful!
Anyone know what Hebrew text I could use if I wanted to set up my NASB in the same way, OT side this time?
That video helped me a lot. This one did, too
This free MP Factbook webinar includes a Bible word study layout, with a third panel for the factbook. Right-click the video and click "show controls". Then navigate to 40 minutes.
https://event.webinarjam.com/replay/31/0no35b8mhxqamlkofozg3
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