organizing notes by reference order

Larry Craig · 2025-04-04T21:53:36+00:00

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Larry Craig

I am doing a paper on Matthew, so I want to see all the notes that I have created on the book.

Wow, I have 259 notes that I have made on Matthew. And they are all in apparent random order.

I need them in Bible verse order.

I am surprised not to see that option.

And I am surprised that Logos has gone as long as they have without that option.

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Graham Criddle

Please see here for details of sorting by reference

Larry Craig

wow, thank you

When I wrote that post, I was on the phone with customer service and they had no idea we could do that. She even talked with some technicians or something.

thanks again

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