Can I click a verse in English and open it in a Portuguese resource?

Alan Myatt

In the Lexham Research Commentary, when I click on a word in Hebrew, only English-language resources are opened. For example, I own the New International Dictionary of Old Testament Theology and Exegesis in Portuguese, but only the English version is automatically accessed. Naturally, as an American, I have no trouble reading in English. However, I teach in Brazil, and nearly everything I write is published there. For this reason, I would like to cite word references from the Portuguese version of Logos resources. Is it possible to configure the software so that when I click on a hyperlinked verse in an English version of a commentary it automatically opens to the correct reference in the Portuguese dictionary?

Alan Myatt

I already tried prioritizing the books. It works in some cases, but not with the Lexham commentary.

HJ. van der Wal

I do not have an answer to your question but I just want to point out that there are many typos in the Portuguese edition of NIDOTTE (even in the TOC and in the tagging of headwords).

HJ. van der Wal

You could try to put the English and Portuguese editions of NIDOTTE in one link set to make them scroll together.

Justin Gatlin

The Lexham commentary is probably tied to the English version for the same reason you want to cite the Portuguese: that is what they are referencing and the details of a translation might be slightly different. I like the idea of linking them that @HJ. van der Wal mentioned.