Is there a way to configure speaker label placement to always come before the appropriate word rather than in the middle of the word?
Thanks!
If it is appearing in the middle of a word, there is usually an out-of-date resource involved. The other possibility that comes to mind is an index problem. Does this happen on all Bibles or only selected Bibles?
Is there a way to configure speaker label placement to always come before the appropriate word rather than in the middle of the word? Thanks!
Dwayne, if this is happening to you, it's most likely caused by a faulty Bible index, or by having your Bible or your reverse interlinear out of date.Does this happen on all Bibles, or only with certain ones?
To fix the faulty Bible index run the Rebuild Bible Index command (in the Logos command bar). Let it complete and restart Logos5. That may fix it. If it doesn't, be sure to post your version numbers.
If you want to try the other solution first, post your Bible and reverse interlinear version numbers here and we could check against ours. Find them at the very bottom of the info pane (click the little "i" in the circle) in the Support Info section. For example, my version numbers for the ESV:
LLS:1.0.7102012-11-01T16:52:55ZESV.logos4RVI:ESVNT2012-10-11T20:40:31ZESVNT.lbsrviRVI:ESVOT2012-11-01T00:05:22ZESVOT.lbsrvi
Is there a way to configure speaker label placement to always come before the appropriate word rather than in the middle of the word? Thanks! Dwayne, if this is happening to you, it's most likely caused by a faulty Bible index, or by having your Bible or your reverse interlinear out of date.Does this happen on all Bibles, or only with certain ones? To fix the faulty Bible index run the Rebuild Bible Index command (in the Logos command bar). Let it complete and restart Logos5. That may fix it. If it doesn't, be sure to post your version numbers.
The Bible Index is not used to position the Speaker labels icon, so running "rebuild bible index" will not fix this problem. (It will just tie up your computer for an hour performing an unnecessary indexing.)
Your second suggestion (Bible out of sync with reverse interlinear) is the most likely cause; posting the Support Info should confirm this hypothesis. Running "update resources" should update the resource that is out of date.
Is there a way to configure speaker label placement to always come before the appropriate word rather than in the middle of the word? Thanks! Dwayne, if this is happening to you, it's most likely caused by a faulty Bible index, or by having your Bible or your reverse interlinear out of date.Does this happen on all Bibles, or only with certain ones? To fix the faulty Bible index run the Rebuild Bible Index command (in the Logos command bar). Let it complete and restart Logos5. That may fix it. If it doesn't, be sure to post your version numbers. The Bible Index is not used to position the Speaker labels icon, so running "rebuild bible index" will not fix this problem. (It will just tie up your computer for an hour performing an unnecessary indexing.) Your second suggestion (Bible out of sync with reverse interlinear) is the most likely cause; posting the Support Info should confirm this hypothesis. Running "update resources" should update the resource that is out of date.
Thanks for setting me straight, Bradley.
However, I thought that a mismatch between the rev.int. (where the speaker data intersects with the text) could also cause this. Hence the indexing suggestion. Your comment makes me think that this is not how an indexing issue would present itself.
Thank you all for the suggestions. I don't know if the issue is with all Bibles or just the one I was using (NASB95). I will check that out along with the suggested fix tonight.
Thanks again!
I'm not totally sure what I am looking for, but this is the info from ESV & NASB95. As best I can tell, the ESV matches yours. The NASB is what I am having issues with. Thanks in advance,
Dwayne.
LLS:1.0.710
2012-11-01T16:52:55Z
ESV.logos4
RVI:ESVNT
2012-10-11T20:40:31Z
ESVNT.lbsrvi
RVI:ESVOT
2012-11-01T00:05:22Z
ESVOT.lbsrvi
LLS:1.0.71
2012-08-14T20:47:39Z
NASB95.logos4
RVI:NASBNT
2012-11-08T22:01:18Z
NASBNT.lbsrvi
RVI:NASBOT
2012-11-01T01:47:19Z
NASBOT.lbsrvi
Can you give an example of where you are seeing the problem in NASB?
Ideally with a screenshot as described at http://wiki.logos.com/Screenshot
I'm not at my computer at the moment so can't check but the date on the NASB seems old.
if so, then "update resources" as discussed above should fix the problem
Notice the word "therefore" in verse 3 and "prophets" in verse 4.
Thank you for the input.
As best I can tell, "Update Resources" has solved my issue. I have my settings configured to "automatic updates". Somehow NASB was out of date. Thank you for your help.
Dwayne
That is good news.
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