Add a note hyperlink

Hi. In the "add a note" window, there is a space for hyperlink in the top part of the window. I can't see anything in the "help" that explains that.

Related to that issue, when I am reading along in a resource, say in Carl F. Henry's God, Revelation and Authority, I come across a passage that I want to highlight (no problem, I know how to do that). What I would like to do is connect that quote with a passage in the Bible, say Acts 17, Paul's message on Mars Hill--so that when I am reading along in Acts 17 five years from now, I see the link and can click on it. I know that came be done by actually getting into Acts 17 and making a note for the passage with the quote in it. However, it would be nice if it were as simple as: when I am reading in GRA, I can simply create a two-way link with Acts 17. Can this be done?

Chuck

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Paul Davey

You can add a link to each resource to the same Notes file, so when you open the linked note, you see the other.

Rosie Perera

Hi. In the "add a note" window, there is a space for hyperlink in the top part of the window. I can't see anything in the "help" that explains that.

If you select some text in the note, then click in the hyperlink box and type (or paste, using Ctrl+V) a URL (beginning with http://) or a Scripture reference and then tab away from it (currently Enter doesn't seem to work) or click back somehwere in the note, it turns the text you had selected into a blue hyperlink that will jump to that URL or Scripture reference when you Ctrl+Click on it. Currently that method works only for web addresses and Scripture references, though in a future release they will be adding the capability to make it link to any resource in your Logos library.

However, there is a workaround in the meantime for adding hyperlinks to Logos resources, using Word. See the explanation here:
http://community.logos.com/forums/p/7141/56859.aspx