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Scrolling Through Search Results in the Text

Bill Fiess

Is there a way to quickly scroll through search results in the original text? For example, suppose I search for the Hebrew lemma תוכחה in Proverbs using the NKJV. After the results are displayed I would like to scroll through the NKJV looking at the context for each result.

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Jerry M

If you right click on that word in your NKJV and choose lemma on the right and search this resource on the left, then in the upper right of your NKJV, where it usually shows chapter, verse, book etc. it will now show Search Result. You can just click from one result to the next. The option "Search Result" will show up if you search in the same resource. If you search your Hebrew Bible, you could have the Hebrew Bible open and link it to your NKJV and click the Search Result in the Hebrew Bible to go from one result to the next. Or better yet, after the search is done, change the Bible selection in your search to whatever Bible you desire. Is this what you are wanting to do?

Rosie Perera

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/247709#Comment_247709

As long as the Search Results window is still up, you can click through to the next search result in the currently active resource by clicking on the down arrow near the upper right of the resource window after selecting Search Result from the dropdown menu beside the up/down arrows (default next/prev unit is Article):

Bill Fiess

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/247709#Comment_247709

Thanks, Jerry.

Bill Fiess

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/247710#Comment_247710

Thanks, Rosie.