I have just switched to Logos Max and I can no longer access or find the transliteration of the Hebrew bible. Has this feature been eliminated?
Are you looking for the transliteration of a word in an English Bible that has a "Reverse Interlinear" see the ESV on the right side of this pic, or an inline interlinear with transliteration?
If your English version is tagged with "Reverse Interlinear" data, then it is accessible by clicking the "View" then selecting Inline or RI Pane, once you have the RI Pane you can right click and open/close the lines you want to see
There is also a tool called Text Converter that you can use to transliterate specific Hebrew texts (copy and paste) with some format options.
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