Strongs Numbers in Interlinear Pane

It used to be over my years of using Logos, that when I clicked on the Strong's number in a Bible's interlinear pane, it would open a resource and provide some info on the Hebrew or Greek. Now it opens a panel that says there are no resources in my library that contain this reference.

I seem to recall that one of the resources it used to bring up was the Theological Dictionary of the New Testament (TDNT). Maybe not, but I do have lots of other dictionaries but none of them are tied to Strong's any longer, if any of them ever were. Nonetheless, there were some resources that opened when I clicked the Strong's number in the interlinear pane. That is no longer the case.

Looking through the Forum, I read that this functionality was still available in KJV—at least back in 2014. However, it no longer works with any of my Bibles, including the KJV, though it had at some point since 2014. It feels to me like this function disappeared with my upgrade to other packages that bumped me into partial Logos 9.0 and/or the appearance of Factbook. I want to say that this function went by the wayside since I left Logos 8.

Anybody know what happened?

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Mike Binks

Hi Mark

When I went to test this I got this response

So I went to my library tab and searched for 'Strongs' it reported that I had neglected to download the resource.

Once I had rectified that clicking on the Strongs numbers produced the desired effect.

It might do likewise for you?

Mark E. Ryman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1210483#Comment_1210483

Thank you very much, Mike. I downloaded several resources I had that included the Strong's numbering. And that solved the problem. Now I can click on the Strong's number in the interlinear pane and see again what I always saw.

It is curious though, why I had to download them, when obviously I had not done so before. It worked then. I wonder why not now.

I also wonder why the popup told me I didn't have any resources that included the Strong's references...when I had so many.

Mark E. Ryman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1210483#Comment_1210483

It is curious though, why I had to download them, when obviously I had not done so before. It worked then. I wonder why not now.

I also wonder why the popup told me I didn't have any resources that included the Strong's references...when I had so many.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1210485#Comment_1210485

It is curious though, why I had to download them, when obviously I had not done so before. It worked then. I wonder why not now.

I also wonder why the popup told me I didn't have any resources that included the Strong's references...when I had so many.

You had to download them because "cloud" resources are not used, but it would have been useful to be told that.