Am I adding anchors the most efficiently?

Kristin

I really like the anchor system for notes (and how easy I can export them!!), and I can see it will be worth it to set my notes up correctly. However, I am kind of unclear if I am anchoring the most efficiently.

For the sake of example let's say I have a note on Gen 1:1 which is also needing to be anchored to Ex 2:1, Lev 3:1, and Num 4:1. In such a situation Logos naturally links Gen 1:1, then I need to add an anchor of Ex 2:1 and click done, and add an anchor of Lev 3:1 and click done, and then add Num 4:1 and click done. Is this correct?

I know I can type Gen 1:1-3 as an anchor without a problem, but if verses are separated, they need to be added independently and can not be added as a group with commas. Is this correct? I did a note test and I am pretty sure, but I wanted to confirm.

Also, let's say I now have another note which needs to be anchored to those exact verses. My understanding is that I need to go through the same process on the new verse to add each verse at a time, and there is no way to copy and paste the string of references. Is this correct?

It is ok if this is how it is done, but since I have a lot of notes I want to make sure I am doing this correctly on the outset.

Bill

@Kristin I believe you are correct on all counts. It is unfortunately the only way I have found to add multiple anchors to a note.

I also use an icon from the note icon selector to identify, locate, and open that note in the other verses where it is anchored, otherwise when you go to that verse location it won't show up.

Hope that is helpful.

Bill

@Kristin I believe you are correct on all counts. It is unfortunately the only way I have found to add multiple anchors to a note.

I also use an icon from the note icon selector to identify, locate, and open that note in the other verses where it is anchored, otherwise when you go to that verse location it won't show up.

Hope that is helpful.

Kristin

Hi @Bill,

Thank you for confirming that I am doing the anchors correctly. It is for sure kind of clunky, but nearly as much as the notes not being in biblical order by default.

Thank you also for the tip about the icons. I have been using them to keep organized, but given what you wrote, I am for sure glad that I have been! Thank you for letting me know the importance of that.