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Bug: Concerning linking problem between Lexicons

Steven L. Spencer

Hoping someone can help me with a problem I'm having with Spicq's "Theological Lexicon of the N.T."

I link a number of Gk lexicons together [BDAG, EDNT, TDNTA, etc.
along with TLNT ]. Apparently, if TLNT doesn't have an article on the
word I am studying, as soon as I click on it, it changes all my other
one's away from the word I was studying to some other word defaulted in
TLNT. This gets annoying because I have to go back a double-click on
the Greek word and start all over again. Is there a way to by-pass
TLNT besides un-linking it to the other Gk lexicons? Hope this is
clear.

I still miss the key-link feature in L3. Just click on a Gk word and
I had all of my Gk lexicons pop up super-fast. I could then just go
down the list clicking on the tabs and get my information so quickly
[much more quickly than the "prioritizing" feature of L4.] I would
appreciate any help and guidance I can get on this problem. Thanks in
advance.

P.S. I was advised to report this in "bug" or "suggestions." Couldn't find the "bug" forum. Hope this gets some attention.

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Comments

Mark Barnes

Yes, this is annoying, but I'm not sure what can be done about it. What should the preferred behaviour be instead? For example, what should happen if you deliberately move to an article in TLNT. Shouldn't that change the position of the other lexicons? How does Logos know whether you were doing something deliberately or accidentally?

For what it's worth, I prioritise a lexicon that has almost every entry (BDAG), then use the little + icon next to it's tab to get quick access to other resources. Ignore the covers, and look at the list on the right. That ONLY lists lexicons with entries for your word. In my opinion that's quicker and easier than opening multiple lexicons in the hope that they might have the word you're interested in.

Jack Caviness

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/66632#Comment_66632

For what it's worth, I prioritise a lexicon that has almost every entry (BDAG), then use the little + icon next to it's tab to get quick access to other resources. Ignore the covers, and look at the list on the right. That ONLY lists lexicons with entries for your word. In my opinion that's quicker and easier than opening multiple lexicons in the hope that they might have the word you're interested in.

Thank you for mentioning that. I knew it worked that way, but had not thought through the implications.