Copying Visual Filters

Daniel Yoder

I have been creating morphology visual filters.  For example, I have all the verbs in my UBS4 highlighted.  I now want to copy Greek text with the filter into a Word document.  I can copy the Greek but the filter is not copied.  Does anyone know how to do this?    

fgh

I don't have Word, but my impression is that it should work if you use a highlighting style that Word supports, but not if you use one that Word doesn't support. Try something simple like different font colour, rather than different background colour.

Daniel Yoder

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/549999#Comment_549999

Thanks fgh.  It does work to copy when I change the text color.  Apparently a box or underline visual filter does not copy. 

I will keep playing around and figure out what works best for me.    

Milford Charles Murray

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/550004#Comment_550004

Daniel Yoder said:

Thanks fgh.  It does work to copy when I change the text color.  Apparently a box or underline visual filter does not copy. 

I will keep playing around and figure out what works best for me.    

Peace, Daniel!                  Thanks for posting!             *smile*                               After you "play around," please share with us what might work or might not ...

                                I was a bit surprised last week when I had a visual filter on and copied something into Word and saw some colours copy over also ...   I have not figured out yet how I might use this and benefit myself or others by this -- however, it's nice to have the capability ...

                         *smile*

Here's a sample - copied to a Word Document   ..........        Word Document inserted into this post ...6471.Daniel - 1 Ἐν ἀρχῇ ἦν ὁ λόγος.docx

Edit:

This is the very first time I've ever been able to put colour in a copy in Word and I'm pondering the possibilities.

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

Daniel Yoder said:

Does anyone know how to do this?

One option is capturing a screen shot, then pasting image into a Word document, which preserves all visual filter highlighting.

Keep Smiling [:)]