Footnotes in Journals, books, articles, etc.
klh
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I wrote to Morris Proctor and company with the problem I have with footnotes in Logos. I got an incomplete answer to my question. I replied with the following:
Will you please look carefully at my request. I already know what you refer to regarding this. But it is very limiting. It only gives the footnotes and cross references of the segment of the article open. The footnotes often provide a literal treasure of information. When a footnote is referred to in the interior of an article it is clumsy to scroll back and try to find the original citation where the fuller documentation is found.
A clumsy work around I have found is to highlight an extended section of the article hoping that it will contain the earlier citation and then going to power lookup. But that will give all the scripture citations too which necessitates some scroll searching for the footnote(s) only.
Are you aware that in Galaxy Software Journal Collection one can open a journal artlcle and the footnotes are hot linked and appear sequentially at the end of the article as well. Pretty neat as Morris would say.
Does Logos have a way to work the way Galaxy’s Software works?
Will you please look carefully at my request. I already know what you refer to regarding this. But it is very limiting. It only gives the footnotes and cross references of the segment of the article open. The footnotes often provide a literal treasure of information. When a footnote is referred to in the interior of an article it is clumsy to scroll back and try to find the original citation where the fuller documentation is found.
A clumsy work around I have found is to highlight an extended section of the article hoping that it will contain the earlier citation and then going to power lookup. But that will give all the scripture citations too which necessitates some scroll searching for the footnote(s) only.
Are you aware that in Galaxy Software Journal Collection one can open a journal artlcle and the footnotes are hot linked and appear sequentially at the end of the article as well. Pretty neat as Morris would say.
Does Logos have a way to work the way Galaxy’s Software works?
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