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Got some questions.

William

I am wondering if I have a bug in this book. I have put Francis Pieper's Christian Dogmatics into a reading plan over the course of 6 months. It is giving me the boxes and reading schedule in the calendar and everything. I click on the days reading and it goes to that point. The problem that I have there is no end of reading passage line. I have to periodically look up to see where I am at. So far, I have moved myself 6 days ahead of schedule. I have set a few more books in a schedule and they all seem to get this start and end points. What is wrong with this Pieper book.

As I read along the pieper book there are some greek words. I would like to be able to open a lexicon or two to get more of an understanding from the words. Is there a way to do this?

Ok this question is about hardware that is affecting everything I do. I go to the back arrow in a book and it will skip backward multiple . A prime example of what I am talking about is as follows. I am reading a book and open a link to my preferred bible at one of the references in the book. I continue reading and get a few more references that are at different places in the bible. I go up to the back button and left click once just normally and it will skip multiple references backward almost everytime I do this. If I do the same thing but remove my hand from the mouse and really try to just rapidly tap the left click it will just go back once as expected. The same thing will happen in any and all programs that I run that has a "backward" feature. Once in a blue moon I will get the rapid tap to go back multiple times.

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Kevin Becker

Regarding the end of reading for you plan: Reading plans show up as visual filters for the book. Click on the tri-circle and make certain that the name of your reading plan has a check mark next to it. then a line will show up in your book showing you where to stop for that day. At least this is how it is supposed to work, I don't have this particular resource so I can't double check for a bug.

Regarding Greek words: It depends on how your books are tagged. First try double clicking on the Greek word, hopefully a lexicon will appear. If this doesn't appear then you could try to open a lexicon and then copy and paste the Greek word into the text box on the top left of the lexicon's pane. Hopefully this will be enough. If these don't work then reply with a couple of screen shots (of you right clicking on the Greek word) and I might be able to give you better help.

Final issue: not certain how to help here, I would suggest checking all your drivers to see if they are up-to-date.

William

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/68221#Comment_68221

Regarding the end of reading for you plan: Reading plans show up as visual filters for the book. Click on the tri-circle and make certain that the name of your reading plan has a check mark next to it. then a line will show up in your book showing you where to stop for that day. At least this is how it is supposed to work, I don't have this particular resource so I can't double check for a bug.

Yes that did seem to work. Thanks much Kevin.

Regarding Greek words: It depends on how your books are tagged. First try double clicking on the Greek word, hopefully a lexicon will appear. If this doesn't appear then you could try to open a lexicon and then copy and paste the Greek word into the text box on the top left of the lexicon's pane. Hopefully this will be enough. If these don't work then reply with a couple of screen shots (of you right clicking on the Greek word) and I might be able to give you better help.

I am sure this book is not tagged. I think I did go on and open a lexicon. It already had another greek word in the text box. I did try to copy and paste the word. I did try to highlight the word and type the new word directly. At each time. Nothing happened with the exception of the old word coming back and not moving the location in the book itself. I understand this maybe a bit hard to follow but this is what I am experiencing. Is it actually trying to go to the new word but because it is not a lemma form of the word it cant do it? Or the resource does not have that particular word in it so it again goes no where?

William

Kevin Becker

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/68577#Comment_68577

I am sure this book is not tagged. I think I did go on and open a lexicon. It already had another greek word in the text box. I did try to copy and paste the word. I did try to highlight the word and type the new word directly. At each time. Nothing happened with the exception of the old word coming back and not moving the location in the book itself. I understand this maybe a bit hard to follow but this is what I am experiencing. Is it actually trying to go to the new word but because it is not a lemma form of the word it cant do it? Or the resource does not have that particular word in it so it again goes no where?

Yes, like the English dictionaries, if a word is not in the lexicon or if the program doesn't realize what you are looking for, the book will not move. Without knowing what the word in question is or what Greek lexicon it pulled up I can't give you more specific help. For example, if the author lists the form of the word and not the lemma then you will not likely get to the right entry in the lexicon. Here are some other angles to try:

1) You could try another lexicon

2) You could right click on the Greek and search your library for that word. Sort by book and if one of them is a lexicon, you are in business.

If these don't work, come back with a screenshot or just paste in the example you are attempting to look up. I'll be able to be more specifically helpful (I promise screen shots).