Louw-nida lexicon not working

Renee Blazeski

Hi

I've noticed today my Greek-English lexicon of the nt with semantic domains (Louw-nida) isn't linking properly. I've tried from the word study screen and the table of contents of the book itself. Im using logos on an iPod touch.  

 

Thanks.

George Somsel

Of course it doesn't work

physics the transfer of energy expressed as the product of a force and the distance through which its point of application moves in the direction of the force ▷

Collins English Dictionary.

8th ed., Complete & unabridged ed. Glasgow: HarperCollins, 2006.
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Jerry M

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/310540#Comment_310540

 

 

            Like apples of gold in settings of silver 

      Is a word spoken in right circumstances.

 

Dave Hooton

Renee Blazeski said:

Im using logos on an iPod touch.  

You can avoid these "pearls of wisdom" by posting to the iPhone/iPad forum -->  http://community.logos.com/forums/74.aspx

Renee Blazeski

I was not aware the the problem would be specific to the iPod touch. If the problem is in the resource it self it seemed to me others would want to know.  My question also wasn't iPod specific but about a resource that also exists on pc and Mac versions of Logos.

NB.Mick

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/310652#Comment_310652

Renee Blazeski said:

I was not aware the the problem would be specific to the iPod touch. If the problem is in the resource it self it seemed to me others would want to know.  My question also wasn't iPod specific but about a resource that also exists on pc and Mac versions of Logos.

So just to confirm: my L-N lexicon works fine on L4 for Windows under 32bit Win7 - both from its own ToC as well as from the Bible Word Study and (since it's my preferred Greek lexicon) directly with double click from the Greek New Testament text. Seems it's the iPod after all

JT (alabama24)

Renee Blazeski said:

I've noticed today my Greek-English lexicon of the nt with semantic domains (Louw-nida) isn't linking properly. I've tried from the word study screen and the table of contents of the book itself. Im using logos on an iPod touch.

Renee - Please be more specific (i.e. what are you trying to do? what steps are you using?) . Also, if you think that it is not an iPod/mobile issue, can you repeat the problem in L4 on your Mac/PC?

Philana Crouch

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/310652#Comment_310652

Renee Blazeski said:

I was not aware the the problem would be specific to the iPod touch. If the problem is in the resource it self it seemed to me others would want to know.  My question also wasn't iPod specific but about a resource that also exists on pc and Mac versions of Logos.

Is there a specific word at a reference you are trying. I just did a BWS on Christos and Louw-nida worked fine. I am doing this on the iPad, so unless we have a specific example there is no way to tell if it is a resource issue.

Blessings,

Philana

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/310652#Comment_310652

Renee Blazeski said:

I was not aware the the problem would be specific to the iPod touch. If the problem is in the resource it self

It is not necessarily a problem with the resource as the way that any resource is used will differ between mobile platforms and desktop platforms because of the underlying software. On mobile platforms the problem can depend on whether you access the resource from the server or from your device (when downloaded). To illustrate, the TOC for Louw-Nida  is linked down to the subdomain level on Windows but not below that  e.g. I can link to domain 1 Geographical Objects and from there to 1A Universe, Creation but no further. On my Android, though,  there are links to 1.1, 1.2 1.3 and 1.4.  If there is a problem linking to 1A then it does not exist on Windows nor my Android device.

However, I have discovered some problems with LN links from its TOC and BWS so I will report them in the Android forum.

 

Dan Sheppard

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/310730#Comment_310730

Dave Hooton said:

To illustrate, the TOC for Louw-Nida  is linked down

 

Gee, Dave.

I wondered for a minute, whether you might mention the 1970's version known as the Ina-Gadda-Louw-Nida.

 

 

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/310763#Comment_310763

Dan Sheppard said:

I wondered for a minute, whether you might mention the 1970's version known as the Ina-Gadda-Louw-Nida.

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JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/310763#Comment_310763

Dan Sheppard said:

the 1970's version known as the Ina-Gadda-Louw-Nida

Random Iron Butterfly Pun... I like it. [:)]