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Next Article Feature for Logos 4

Bill Fiess

I suggest that you include a "next article arrow" for each resource in Logos 4. For example, in BDAG it is not that easy to get to the next or preceding article.

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George Somsel

I suggest that you include a "next article arrow" for each resource in Logos 4. For example, in BDAG it is not that easy to get to the next or preceding article.

You actually read through BDAG seriatim? I find that interesting. If the next article is off the page, you can use the <pg dn> key (or simply <space>). If you are interested in going to the beginning of the next heading, you can show the contents panel and click on the next entry. I frequently do that when reading through a work. I usually simply float the panel with the contents panel showing so it is simple to move the next heading to the top of the page by clicking on the heading.

Bill Fiess

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/68371#Comment_68371

Thanks, George.

My reason for requesting the up down arrows is because occasionally the BDAG link will not immediately find the article I am looking for [as in the case of στέφανος] - so it was convenient in Logos 3 to quickly go down to that article. The <pg dn> and <space> keys did not find the next article exactly [at least for me]. It appears that the COMMENTARIES in Logos 4 do have this feature - but not many other resources have it.

Bill Fiess

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/68387#Comment_68387

George,

I found an answer to this question by going to http://wiki.logos.com/Logos_4_Keyboard_Shortcuts_For_Windows. One can use ALT+UP and ALT+DOWN to get to the next article. However, I still think it would be convenient to have them embedded in the resource itself.