Training materials on the Passage Analysis tools

MJ. Smith
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In going through the historical bug reports and requests for information, I have been struck at the degree to which even "power users" had little understanding of the Passage Analysis tool. Part of that is that it is in severe need of being brought up to the current UI standard but part of it is also that according to the Help Card, there is no video or web page explaining its use. Please create a video showing how to use the Passage Analysis tools for:
- textual criticism of a minor manuscript
- source criticism primarily verifying proposed breaks
- identification of problematic verses in the critical texts/major manuscripts - text variants
- identification of problematic verses in translation into several languages - ambiguous text
- identification of problematic verses in translation into a particular langauge - wide variation in target text
- determining if proposed key verses, esp. those in the LST, are problematic in any of the above senses
- textual criticism of a minor manuscript
- source criticism primarily verifying proposed breaks
- identification of problematic verses in the critical texts/major manuscripts - text variants
- identification of problematic verses in translation into several languages - ambiguous text
- identification of problematic verses in translation into a particular langauge - wide variation in target text
- determining if proposed key verses, esp. those in the LST, are problematic in any of the above senses
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