As I was thinking of this post I was thinking of how useful it would be to have a how to section? I want to be able to use a visual filter to to highlight separate aspects of a Greek verb by its parts. Using the Mounce method, how would I do it?
Don't we have one in the wiki?
http://wiki.logos.com/Visual_Filter
no there is is not
Sorry - was answering "don't we have a how-to section", not asserting that it answered your question. I included a link in my post to the wiki section that has what "how-to" there is on using visual filters.
Sorry there wasn't an answer your question
how to highlight separate aspects of a Greek verb by its parts using the Mounce method
Since I don't know the Mounce method, I'm not sure how to help... perhaps if you explained some of the power users would be able to help.
the mounce method basicly says there are parts to a greek noun or verb. For instance, a greek noun will have a the root, and the case ending. whereas a verb may have the root, augement, reduplication, tense stem, tense form, connecting vowel, or personal ending.
You can use the morphology and highlighting for the word (eg verb, present tense, dative) but cannot highlight different parts of one word.
the mounce method basicly says there are parts to a greek noun or verb. For instance, a greek noun will have a the root, and the case ending. whereas a verb may have the root, augement, reduplication, tense stem, tense form, connecting vowel, or personal ending. You can use the morphology and highlighting for the word (eg verb, present tense, dative) but cannot highlight different parts of one word.
The Logos wiki has examples of visual filters to highlight words in Greek and English using Logos Greek Morphological tagging => http://wiki.logos.com/Extended_Tips_for_Highlighting_and_Visual_Filters#Examples_of_visual_filters
Concur Logos 4 does not show the variant spelling parts of a word that correspond with parsing information.
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