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Parsing Pop Up Window for Greek

Robert Dean, Jr

When hovering over a Greek word, the parsing of the word and lexical suggestion appear in a pop up window near the bottom of the page.

Where does the window get this information? It seems the default lexicon is Louw-Nida, can this be changed, and how?

Can the text of this window be enlarged?

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Kevin Becker

Where does the window get this information? It seems the default lexicon is Louw-Nida, can this be changed, and how?

The popup displays the information the book is tagged with. I don't think the gloss come from Louw-Nida I think it's a custom database compiled by Logos but I could be wrong on this one. The LN number you see is a special contextual tagging of the use of that word in that particular location.You cannot change what appears in this window.

Can the text of this window be enlarged?

The popup would get larger if you messed with the program scaling, (perhaps increase the scaling and decrease book font size to compensate). Other than that I know of no way to make it bigger.