Visual Filter Question RE: Comparing Texts

Grace and Peace.

I was listening to some of Dr. Mark Ward's videos and was introduced to the KJV PARALLEL BIBLE website. I found this website to be quite interesting and it got me to thinking...

I remember (a LONG time ago) when I used Accordance, it had the ability to visually display the differences in two given texts. IE. pulling up a copy of the TR and a copy of NA, it would highlight and show differences/omissions between the two.

Can you do this in Logos? I've been searching since yesterday, so I thought I'd pause and ask you experienced folks.

I really appreciate any help.

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Graham Criddle

Can you do this in Logos?

The Text Comparison Tool can do this as below

https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/360015518292-Text-Comparison has guidance on using this Tool

Note, that because the NA resource uses marks while the TR does not (at least in resources I have) you need to turn off marks checking to avoid each verse being shown as totally different

T Gerold Castle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1236980#Comment_1236980

EXCELLENT!

Thank you, Graham. I had played around with the Text Comparison tool but wasn't able to get it to work (showing 100% differences). Ignore marks cured that issue. Just wonderful!

Be blessed and thank you, again.

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1236983#Comment_1236983

Just adding, always remember, in Text Comparison, the first resource (BIble) is the 'leader'. If a verse isn't in the leader, the view goes blank. This sometimes occurs in books like Jeremiah, or the NT, majority text vs NA, etc.

T Gerold Castle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1236990#Comment_1236990

Just adding, always remember, in Text Comparison, the first resource (BIble) is the 'leader'. If a verse isn't in the leader, the view goes blank. This sometimes occurs in books like Jeremiah, or the NT, majority text vs NA, etc.

Thank you, DMB. I appreciate that and will look out for it.