Bug: Cannot generate gloss column in word list

I've done some searching on this and I see there are a few others who had this problem but it seems the problem originated from using Logos in a language other than English. I'm using Logos 5 in English on a Mac and whenever I generate a word list using SBLGNT, I get the lemmas, the front of the cards, and the audio, but no glosses. Also, if I create a word list using the Lexham English Bible, I get only card fronts and no lemmas or glosses. A friend of mine created a word list using SBLGNT and got the glosses as well which makes me believe I'm encountering a bug of some king.

Anyone else having this problem?

Thanks.

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Dave Hooton

You should not have any issues generating Lists from those bibles. We need a response from Logos, including http://community.logos.com/forums/p/83340/584049.aspx.

Thomas Ball

It doesn't look like you have the required data sets for the gloss to appear in that context. You need lemma databases like those from our base packages.

Mike Lloyd

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/595344#Comment_595344

That's strange. A friend of mine has the same setup I do. No base packages. Only the free application. Yet he is able to generate wordlists with glosses. Any idea why?

Thomas Ball

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/595371#Comment_595371

I'd need to see what exactly they own. I can email you and if you know what email your friend uses for Logos you can give it to me and I can compare what you own and what your friend owns.

Mike Lloyd

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/595378#Comment_595378

He told me he has Strong's, New Strong's, and a Vine's. He thinks he could have gotten the lemma databases from those. Not sure though.

Thomas Ball

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/595575#Comment_595575

He told me he has Strong's, New Strong's, and a Vine's.

Glosses aren't generated by that information. Like I said, I can email you to get his information so I can compare what you have and what he have to see why it might work for him and not you. Let me know what you'd like to do.