How do you browse parallel passages?

I found parallel passages in the guides report, but this isn't nearly as useful as the old parallel passages report that displayed the passage text, with color coding and notes and let you browse a whole parallel passage database. I can't find it anywhere in Tools, nor in the list of coming features. Is this feature gone for good?

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Rich DeRuiter

I found parallel passages in the guides report, but this isn't nearly as useful as the old parallel passages report that displayed the passage text, with color coding and notes and let you browse a whole parallel passage database. I can't find it anywhere in Tools, nor in the list of coming features. Is this feature gone for good?

Tools>Text Comparison, then choose what you want to compare. Depending on which base package you have, there may be to 'A's' in the upper right of the screen. One of them toggles differences on & the other toggles them off.

Note: if you don't like the narrow window, float the tab.

Anonymous

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/51604#Comment_51604

That's not the feature I'm talking about. I'm talking about the one used to display synoptic parallels or ot allusions and quotations in the nt.

spitzerpl

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/51803#Comment_51803

These have become Resources instead of tools. go to your library and input type:harmony to see a list of what's available.

Robert Pavich

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/51803#Comment_51803

That's not the feature I'm talking about. I'm talking about the one used to display synoptic parallels or ot allusions and quotations in the nt.

Jeffery,

If you run a passage guide and click on the TITLE of one of the parallel passages that show for the Synoptic Gospels, the resource will open with the text "side by side" like you're used to...

then you can just "right arrow" through all of the "Synoptic parallel" resources that Philip showed a screen shot of.

there is no coloring nor is there notes. (at least not that I could see)

Anonymous

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/51877#Comment_51877

Thanks. And if you look at "Synopsis of Matthew, Mark and Luke" for example, there is color coding and notes. Unfortunately, since these are Logos4 files, I can't use some custom .lbxpp files I authored that Logos never chose to publish.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/52036#Comment_52036

Thanks. And if you look at "Synopsis of Matthew, Mark and Luke" for example, there is color coding and notes. Unfortunately, since these are Logos4 files, I can't use some custom .lbxpp files I authored that Logos never chose to publish.

But we can hope that the new user file formats will allow us to continue to build and share such files - some are of great use to a limited audience ... or some that I made for personal use I know have potential copyright issues.

Jacob Hantla

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/52336#Comment_52336

Thanks. And if you look at "Synopsis of Matthew, Mark and Luke" for example, there is color coding and notes. Unfortunately, since these are Logos4 files, I can't use some custom .lbxpp files I authored that Logos never chose to publish.

But we can hope that the new user file formats will allow us to continue to build and share such files - some are of great use to a limited audience ... or some that I made for personal use I know have potential copyright issues.

We have every indication from Bob that Logos 4 is designed to be able to ultimately provide a rich document sharing environment, including fully functional pbbs (or some equivalent). I'm excited.