I am using Word in Office 360. I used to be able to type a reference in Word. The I could highlight it, right click on it and change it to the actual text. Is this feature still available?
I'm not sure I'm aware of a feature from Logos that enables Microsoft Word users to expand verses/references to the full text.
I believe you are refering to Smart Tages, see Logos Wiki: Smart Tags - Logos Community. They were dependent upon Microsoft Technology which was depreciated a long time ago. See this post for a recent dicussion Smart Tags — Logos Community
Type the reference, select the typed reference, type Cmd-shift-E. That should work. If that does not work for you, let me know and I will try to find how to set it up in Word, which has changed since I set it up years ago.
(In my best old geezer voice) "You young-unz don't know a lot of stuff we used to do around here!"
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