With Logos 40 introducing a smart mode for Bible Searches, will this be extended to an Inline Search of a Bible?
More generally, will it be extended to Inline Search in other books? (I can see less of a need for it there)
Yes, we are working on bringing Smart Search to inline search, but only for Bibles. If all goes well, it will be in v41 or v42.
That's great news
Thanks @Mark Barnes (Logos)
Interesting suggestion. Personally, I would have use cases for both scenarios. Regarding book searches, it would save the step of opening search and restricting it to the single book. As Smart Search improves, this will be increasingly helpful. Questions like, "where does this author discuss the topic of…" are especially helpful when one cannot specifically recall the exact vocabulary used in the book.
Smart Search tends to work better when it's got a large number of books to pull from. We are continuing to optimize it, and if we get it to a point where it's consistently reliable in a single book, we may add it to inline search. Or maybe, for single books, we'll need to do something different from smart search.
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If I search for figurative language occurrences in a Concordance Section I get a search for Your Bibles as opposed to my Top Bible This seems unnecessary Is there a particular reason for this?
48.0 Beta 2, Mac/Verbum. Logs attached. I went back in and verified this happens every time, Verbum closes out immediately with a crash: Open Verbum Click'?' for Help Center Type Media Click on Media Collections link To add a possibly obvious thought, it seems like clicking a number of different links in Logos/Verbum…
Para a IA pesquisar em livro em inglês preciso perguntar em inglês. Seria melhor se ao perguntar em qualquer idioma, a IA pesquisasse em toda biblioteca, independente do idioma.
This is using Logos and Verbum 47.0 beta 3 on Windows 11 Using the Texts section in the Factbook on Logos, partway down (in some cases) is a horizontal line with locked resources underneath - I assume this is to easily separate out books we own from books we don't. On Verbum, neither the line nor the locked resources are…
• The Top Bible icon opens the user’s top Bible to the most recently viewed passage. • The Factbook button opens the Factbook to the most recently opened entry. Verbum Help (Bellingham, WA: Faithlife, 2024). Why is one an icon and the other a button? is there a distinction being made or is it documentation inconsistency?
