Search question re 1st characters

I have figured out that starting a search with "g:" searches Greek, "h:" searches Hebrew, and "@" must be entered first for morph searches. Is there a list somewhere of these special 1st characters (whatever their proper name is) and explains the use of each of them?

Thanks--Terry

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Fred Chapman

Take a look at this page and the other pages that are linked to it. It should help you http://wiki.logos.com/Detailed_Search_Help

Simon’s Brother

I have figured out that starting a search with "g:" searches Greek, "h:" searches Hebrew, and "@" must be entered first for morph searches. Is there a list somewhere of these special 1st characters (whatever their proper name is) and explains the use of each of them?

Thanks--Terry

I think those are the only ones Terry.

For more information on options for entering in Greek and Hebrew try:

http://wiki.logos.com/How_to_enter_text_in_Greek_and_Hebrew

For a list of keyboard short cuts check out: ('m not aware of a MAC listing, if there is can someone jump in with that)

http://wiki.logos.com/Logos_4_Keyboard_Shortcuts_For_Windows

For a general list of the morphology codes in logos and their meaning take a look at:

http://wiki.logos.com/Morphology_Codes

For specific help with morphology searching take at look at:

http://wiki.logos.com/Morphological_Search

For a list of commands try:

http://wiki.logos.com/Logos_4_Commands

Rosie Perera

I have figured out that starting a search with "g:" searches Greek, "h:" searches Hebrew, and "@" must be entered first for morph searches. Is there a list somewhere of these special 1st characters (whatever their proper name is) and explains the use of each of them?

Thanks--Terry

There's also a: for Aramaic. I don't know of any others.