I accidentally highlighted every instance of "is" in the bible?!

Brion Brooks

I insert notes into Bible passages for use in teaching. Somehow, I pressed something that led to the word "is" being highlighted for the entire Bible. 

I can't figure out where to go to reverse that. I tried right clicking on the word, thinking maybe I can undo the highlight, but that's not an option.

To add to my puzzlement, the Greek NT I was working in also has highlighted every instance of 'estin.'

I seem to have created a monster!

Any ideas?

FWIW, I'm using Logos 9.

Thanks in advance

Brion

Graham Criddle

Hi Brion

Somehow, I pressed something that led to the word "is" being highlighted for the entire Bible. 

I can't figure out where to go to reverse that. I tried right clicking on the word, thinking maybe I can undo the highlight, but that's not an option.

To add to my puzzlement, the Greek NT I was working in also has highlighted every instance of 'estin.'

The most likely reason is that you have a Search panel open looking for the word estin - please have a look and if you do, close the search panel and the highlight should disappear.

Or it is possible you have simply selected the word in your Greek testament and (you have some resource settings configured so that) this is causing each occurrence of the word (and its translation) to be highlighted. If so, simply click away from the word and you should be fine.