I just discovered that clicking in the blank space between the + and tile edge

I've been using Logos products since the first version that supported the larger Catholic canon and I just discovered that I can open parallel resources by clicking in the blank space between the + and the tile edge - assuming that the active panel has parallels. Okay, how many of you said "duh, you just figured that out? I've been using it for years"? And, be honest now, how many of you said " huh … clicking on empty space does something???

Have you run into any surprising features recently?

Edited/corrected for you, Aaron. Does it make sense now?

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Aaron Hamilton

huh … clicking on empty space does something???

I fall into that category. Could you share a screenshot? I'm not following.

Michelle

If that's the case, then I'm today years old why sometimes the next prioritized Bible or resources popup… cool

NichtnurBibelleser

It works! Every time I click on the blank space, a new parallel Bible opens. Thanks for the hint, @MJ. Smith

Aaron Hamilton

Edited/corrected for you, Aaron. Does it make sense now?

Got it. Thanks! This is quite useful. Never thought to double click that area.

Antony Brennan

I did not know that

Doc B

In the old days, the gamers would call this an "Easter Egg." (Wonder if that's a current term.)

I was not aware, and I'm thrilled to know it…thanks, MJ!

Now I'm going to go all OCD and double click everywhere and see what happens…

Lew Worthington

That's interesting. I'm still trying to figure out if (a) it's useful to me (I usually want a specific parallel resource, not one that just comes up), and (b) if it's a programming accident (AKA, bug) or an Easter Egg or whatever. I don't think it's documented, is it? But it's kind of a fun discovery.