HyperPo feature

I was testing the HyperPo text analysis with 3 John tonight and found they have a very nice feature. If you click on a word (excluding the small grammatical words - the, a, ...) takes you to the next occurrence of the word in the text. Much more user-friendly than a list of occurrences to click on. And yes, there are also a number of times when one really does need the list.

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spitzerpl

http://hyperpo.org/

I was testing the HyperPo text analysis with 3 John tonight and found they have a very nice feature. If you click on a word (excluding the small grammatical words - the, a, ...) takes you to the next occurrence of the word in the text. Much more user-friendly than a list of occurrences to click on. And yes, there are also a number of times when one really does need the list.

well, its not quite clicking on a word but you can press Ctr + F, type your search, and keep finding the next pretty muych the same way you described.

George Somsel

http://hyperpo.org/

I was testing the HyperPo text analysis with 3 John tonight and found they have a very nice feature. If you click on a word (excluding the small grammatical words - the, a, ...) takes you to the next occurrence of the word in the text. Much more user-friendly than a list of occurrences to click on. And yes, there are also a number of times when one really does need the list.

Philippus has already spoken of the quick find method of accomplishing this, but it might be well to note that using the hyperpro method would negate the keylinking which uses that method. In original language biblical texts this means that you can bring up a lexicon with the entry for the word. It is also possible to keylink to English language dictionaries although it doesn't quite seem to work in the same manner as with original languages since it seems to require using the right-click menu. The quick find method would be your best method under the circumstances.