how to get logos 4 to recognise paragraph numbers in personal books?

Jonathan Ridgway

If I have a book called AL and I want to go straight to par 8, I want to type AL 8. how do I get logos to find it?

I have already auto numbered the paragraphs in word.

Thanks

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DominicM

I believe you would need to add milestones/headwords to eack section you wish to jump to...

eg: {{@Headword:AL 8}}

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/299939#Comment_299939

For each paragraph to have its own position in the document a Word Heading style has to be applied e.g. Heading 5

Whilst auto-numbering may be retained if you experiment, the heading style will wipe it initially and the whole paragraph will become part of the TOC - not desirable with long paras, so they need a heading with text following in Normal style.

3. [[@Headword 3:AL 3]] ===> Heading 5

Normal style text of paragraph 3 ...

4. [[@Headword 3:AL 4]] ===> Heading 5

Normal style text of paragraph 4 ...

Jonathan Ridgway

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/299993#Comment_299993

I have managed to get the search to work, But the heardword works intermittently and I am not sure why?

I have a attached a copy of the test file I have been working with.

If I can get this working properly I will do the much larger books I use.

So if somebody can take a look at this I would be grateful.

John2313.test.docx

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/300181#Comment_300181

Try what I suggested. Check your heading style is consistent with standard Word Headings. Clear all formatting first then re-apply the heading and normal styles.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/300306#Comment_300306

Try what I suggested. Check your heading style is consistent with standard Word Headings. Clear all formatting first then re-apply the heading and normal styles.

Just to clarify:

[[@Headword ...]] in Normal style associates with the previous heading (Word Heading style); in Heading style it associates with that heading.

So this will NOT work:

[[@Headword:OE02]] ==> Normal style

OE2. The Holy Catholic Church, which is the

With your Heading style, this might work:-

[[@Headword:OE02]] OE2. The Holy Catholic Church, which is the ==> Heading style ==> Normal style

Standard Word Heading style doesn't allow Normal style text on the same line! So either of these will work:

[[@Headword:OE02]] OE2. ==> Heading style
The Holy Catholic Church, which is the ==> Normal style

OE2. ==> Heading style

[[@Headword:OE02]] The Holy Catholic Church, which is the ==> Normal style

For Hints on formatting & setting styles see http://wiki.logos.com/Personal_Books#Hints_and_Tips

Jonathan Ridgway

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/300351#Comment_300351

Thank you for your help David, Greatly Appreciated.

This is how I did it in the end.

[[@Headword:OE3]] OE3. (Heading 9)

These individual Churches, whether of the East or the West, although they differ somewhat among themselves in rite (to use the current phrase), that is, in liturgy, ecclesiastical discipline, and spiritual heritage, are, nevertheless, each as much as the others, entrusted to the (normal text)

Works great now [:)]