NA27/UBS4 apparatus and morphology

If I double-click a word in NA27, either the copy with apparatus or with the morphology, then it looks up in BDAG the correct root word. This also works in the UBS4 with morphology.

However, if I double-click in the UBS4 with apparatus, it doesn't look up the root word and goes to one of the Lexham volumes instead.

Why does the UBS4 with apparatus not behave the same as the NA27 with apparatus?

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Lynden O. Williams

Are you using Logos 4, L5 or Libronix? Do not have the apparatus, but it opens the lexicon in each case.

BriM

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/445794#Comment_445794

It's Logos 5.

I agree that both UBS and NA without apparatus open into the lexicon, the problem is that UBS4 WITH APPARATUS doesn't - it just goes to a Lexham resource.

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https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446083#Comment_446083

I agree that both UBS and NA without apparatus open into the lexicon, the problem is that UBS4 WITH APPARATUS doesn't - it just goes to a Lexham resource.

Personally have prioritized The Lexham Analytical Lexicon to the Greek New Testament as my Top Lexicon. Noticed a double click in UBS4 with morphology opens to lemma while a double click in UBS4 with apparatus opens to inflected form within Analytical Lexicon; can click lemma in right most column to move to lemma entry (or right click on lemma, then choose BDAG).

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Alan Charles Gielczyk

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/447096#Comment_447096

I agree that both UBS and NA without apparatus open into the lexicon, the problem is that UBS4 WITH APPARATUS doesn't - it just goes to a Lexham resource.

Personally have prioritized The Lexham Analytical Lexicon to the Greek New Testament as my Top Lexicon. Noticed a double click in UBS4 with morphology opens to lemma while a double click in UBS4 with apparatus opens to inflected form within Analytical Lexicon; can click lemma in right most column to move to lemma entry (or right click on lemma, then choose BDAG).

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Ditto on my Macbook.