How do I hide fragments etc. from listed Bibles?

I did this in L3 at a Morris Proctor seminar (actually Mo did it, but I liked it!).

I'm currently going through all the Mark Barnes videos and trying to up my knowledge in L4 as I have time and I keep running into these huge lists of Bibles that include a lot of extraneous (to me) material.

When I go to a list of Bibles, I'd like to hide all the targums and fragments and various tidbits that are for greater scholars than I and just see the list of actual Bibles. I tried to search it, but couldn't get 'er done in either the wiki or here.

If someone could point me in the right direction I'd be grateful.

Thank you.

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Dave Hooton

You hide the individual resources by dragging them to Hidden Resources in Tools | Program Settings. To complete the action you then restart L4. It is painful as you can only drag one resource at a time!

They disappear from your Library and resource count as well as bible lists, etc.

Michael March

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/213142#Comment_213142

Thanks Dave. That is tedious. But it does work!

thank you--

Mike

p.s. is that a motorcycle in your avatar?

Ron Corbett

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/213155#Comment_213155

Something like this came up in a post long ago - there is a reason that they can't just all be grouped together as ONE resource (apart from upping our resource counts

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/213155#Comment_213155

p.s. is that a motorcycle in your avatar?

Sure is! Triumph Daytona 675

Michael March

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/213223#Comment_213223

Harley Davidson Ultra Classic Electra Drive here. Keep your knees in the breeze!

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/213253#Comment_213253

Harley Davidson Ultra Classic Electra Drive here. Keep your knees in the breeze!

I'm thinking of getting a more relaxed bike that'll probably put more of my face in the breeze!

Michael March

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/213268#Comment_213268

Harley Davidson Ultra Classic Electra Drive here. Keep your knees in the breeze!

I'm thinking of getting a more relaxed bike that'll probably put more of my face in the breeze!

I had a rocket too, now I cruise. Much more fun (safer too).

Milford Charles Murray

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/213223#Comment_213223

p.s. is that a motorcycle in your avatar?

Sure is! Triumph Daytona 675

That is an awesome bike, Dave! Awesome, indeed! Only a limited number made! Pity! Great history behind them. You must have really wanted one because I understand they were a wee bit hard to obtain.

reminds me a bit of my son's Sports Ducati....

I'm not as adventurous as you, Dave (and you, Michael!), but I like to ride.

Here is my Suzuki Burgman 400 as mentioned in another post, but thought I'd share apicture here. It's called a Maxi-Scooter, so old guys like me can step through! *smile*

And it has an automatic transmission so I don't have to shift! That is really nice for an old guy!!

Had it up to 130 km/hour (which is about 80 miles/hour) in middle of November to see how fast it would go, but I stopped accelerating at 130 even though it had some left (don't know how much) because that was truly - very truly - as fast as I wanted to go and still be quite comfortable. Actually riding at 100 to 110 km/hour is perfect for cruising. Have a big Top Box on back for Touring even though there's enough room under the seat for two face helmits.

Peace! And! Joy in the Lord! *smile*

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/218101#Comment_218101

And it has an automatic transmission so I don't have to shift! That is really nice for an old guy!!

Indeed! I'm looking to buy a V-twin so that I can avoid changing gear[H]

Michael March

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/218101#Comment_218101

p.s. is that a motorcycle in your avatar?

Sure is! Triumph Daytona 675

That is an awesome bike, Dave!      Awesome, indeed!              Only a limited number made!    Pity!   Great history behind them. You must have really wanted one because I understand they were a wee bit hard to obtain.

reminds me a bit of my son's Sports Ducati....

I'm not as adventurous as you, Dave (and you, Michael!), but I like to ride.

Here is my Suzuki Burgman 400 as mentioned in another post, but thought I'd share apicture here. It's called a Maxi-Scooter, so old guys like me can step through!   *smile*

And it has an automatic transmission so I don't have to shift!   That is really nice for an old guy!!

Had it up to 130 km/hour (which is about 80 miles/hour) in middle of November to see how fast it would go, but I stopped accelerating at 130 even though it had some left (don't know how much) because that was truly - very truly - as fast as I wanted to go and still be quite comfortable. Actually riding at 100 to 110 km/hour is perfect for cruising. Have a big Top Box on back for Touring even though there's enough room under the seat for two face helmits.

Peace!                And!             Joy in the Lord!               *smile*

That's a beauty! Speed is not the issue on a bike (for me). It's just the joy of the ride, which is clearly a gift of God (Jas 1:17). Riding a bike is the closest thing to flying I've done, and now that the winter is set in I can only long for it! But it will come. Glad you're enjoying your ride, I sure enjoy mine.

And just so you know, mine is rare too...it's a Screamin' Eagle model, very limited edition, about 1400 made in that color, made by two man teams from the ground up in York, PA. (I'm only sayin'!!).

Keep your knees in the breeze boys!

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/218101#Comment_218101

Had it up to 130 km/hour (which is about 80 miles/hour) in middle of November to see how fast it would go, but I stopped accelerating at 130 even though it had some left (don't know how much) because that was truly - very truly - as fast as I wanted to go and still be quite comfortable. Actually riding at 100 to 110 km/hour is perfect for cruising.

Just to be able to say that I did it I took my bike up to 100 mph and promptly took it back down to cruising speed. That speed on a bike doesn't feel safe.

Milford Charles Murray

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/218177#Comment_218177

Had it up to 130 km/hour (which is about 80 miles/hour) in middle of November to see how fast it would go, but I stopped accelerating at 130 even though it had some left (don't know how much) because that was truly - very truly - as fast as I wanted to go and still be quite comfortable. Actually riding at 100 to 110 km/hour is perfect for cruising.

Just to be able to say that I did it I took my bike up to 100 mph and promptly took it back down to cruising speed. That speed on a bike doesn't feel safe.

George! *smile*

You are absolutely "right on," as they say! It will never ever happen that I would ever go that fast. Don't think my bike will go quite that fast, but 80 mph was just a tad too much for me. But, truly, as you say - That speed on a bike doesn't feel safe. Besides, George, I'm past 39!

Peace to you! And much Joy in the Lord!

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/218180#Comment_218180

But, truly, as you say - That speed on a bike doesn't feel safe. Besides, George, I'm past 39!

But as I've told you previously, I won't be 39 until my next birthday. [;)]

Michael March

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/218177#Comment_218177

Just to be able to say that I did it I took my bike up to 100 mph and promptly took it back down to cruising speed. That speed on a bike doesn't feel safe.

I did that once on the "Seney Stretch," which is a 26 mile dead straight stretch of road on M28 here in Upper Michigan. Like you, just to say I did it. The bike felt quite stable, but my guts weren't. All it takes is one deer...

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/218256#Comment_218256

The bike felt quite stable, but my guts weren't. All it takes is one deer...

I've done 250 kph (about 155 mph) on a race track when the seagulls weren't around!

Milford Charles Murray

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/218391#Comment_218391

The bike felt quite stable, but my guts weren't. All it takes is one deer...

I've done 250 kph (about 155 mph) on a race track when the seagulls weren't around!

Absolutely incredible, Dave! My grandsons say "Awesome" all the time, and that word comes to mind here now.

I have a number of times in the past prayed a prayer of thanksgiving to our Gracious God for your many contributions here on the Forums and on the old Logos Newsgroups along with a prayer of God bless Dave and his loved ones.

Now, maybe I should pray for your safety??

Peace and Blessing!

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/218410#Comment_218410

Now, maybe I should pray for your safety??

Race tracks are much safer than the road but bikes are not as safe as cars, so I appreciate your prayers Milford.