Glossary for Tooman

There have been several requests for clarification of the terms used in the Tooman Literary Genre Coding of the Old Testament, and the Mackie Literary Genre Coding of the New Testament:

http://community.logos.com/forums/p/11076/86680.aspx#86680

http://community.logos.com/forums/p/11262/88240.aspx#88240

http://community.logos.com/forums/t/36349.aspx

http://community.logos.com/forums/t/37307.aspx

What would be ideal would be Pop-Ups that appear when you hover the mouse over the term.

M. J. Smith provided a listing of all the terms used in Tooman in the thread http://community.logos.com/forums/p/11262/88240.aspx#88240 .

We could really use some assistance from Logos to make these tools more useful!

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Simon’s Brother

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DMB

BUMP.

About time for the "Annual Request for Genre Coding Explanation". Yes, this is July; normally the request is to be made in August.

But this is the beginning of the next '5-Year Request Plan' (the previous 5 years not having succeeded).

I'm surprised something that's in both the Libronix and Logos4 passage guides remains a hidden world. Do a search on Google for a Logos description . It's pretty pitiful. Thank goodness we have MJ's help.

Here's the Libronix intro:

http://www.logos.com/logos3/new/genrecoding

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/381138#Comment_381138

By the way for any 'searchers' during the next five year request plan (target: 2017 for the next reminder, likely during Logos5 or Logos6):

==> If you want a list of the OT or NT codings by passage for the whole testament, the Libronix passage guide dumps them all out; the Logos4 one demands mucho 'More's'.

And the thread referenced above has a list of the codings in a zip file (from MJ).

fgh

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/381138#Comment_381138

About time for the "Annual Request for Genre Coding Explanation". Yes, this is July; normally the request is to be made in August.

Well, Bob did promise to hunt it down:

Bob Pritchett">Tooman and Mackie are the sources. :-) We asked them to do the analyses, and they did. I believe they each wrote an introductory/explanatory document, which I thought we'd shipped in the software, but maybe not. I'll try to hunt it down.

If you've seen the "Tour" video you know how many rooms he's got to search. [:D]