I want my email to contain marked posts?……Will this bookmark do this?
To Bookmark something is to save it for referencing it later. You can find your bookmarks in your profile options, on the top right. See the attached image for reference.
I want my email to contain marked posts
Can you elaborate by what you mean with your email?
I appreciate the reply, Jason.
RU, at this time, emailing me replies?
I am here to help!
I'm posting comments as replies here in the forums.
Let's try this question.
I have 6 notifications. I read 1 + want to delete it……I want to leave the others for later.
How do I delete only that 1 notification, [saving as is the other 5]??
Great question, Scooter. If you select one notification, and you are taken to that location in the community, the other notifications will remain unread.
If that does not answer your question—are you possibly able to attach a screenshot of what you're seeing?
The ESV is my preferred bible, so I enter all of my highlights and labels in that translation. I am reading through the NASB95 translation for my 2025 reading plan, so I have it and the ESV side-by-side, joined with a link set. In the screenshot below I entered a single label in the ESV for verses 11 and 12. The NASB95…
Dear Folk, I'm trying to input in the Morph search box lemma:h:k BEFORE 1 Word@N to search for instances where k is before a noun. I'm searching for similies. When I type lemma:h:k it gives the hebrew lemma with appropriate hebrew letter, but when I try to add BEFORE 1 Word, etc. the cursor goes back before the Hebrew…
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I want to find all the occurrences of the word "heart" in Ecclesiastes. I would like to end up with a list of the words with the strongs number for each word. Can anyone help me achieve this? I have not purchased the subscription version of Logos if that matters.
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