Please add cbv as a shortcut in the command bar for opening Copy Bible Verses (and several other sho

I'm getting more and more adept and fast at using Logos from the keyboard mostly, but I find that I keep trying to use shortcuts for things like opening Copy Bible Verses. I want the command cbv to be able to open it. The shortcut command bws opens Bible Word Study, so why shouldn't the common shortcuts for everything else work?

Here are some more that don't currently, though I'm not as keen on getting these as cbv:

Program Settings - ps (currently it proposes Passage Guide; huh? it doesn't even have "ps" adjacent in it)
Power Lookup - pl (currently it proposes Biblical Places)
Passage Guide -pg
Exegetical Guide - eg
Cited By - cb
Text Comparison - tc
Reading Lists - rl
Biblical Things - bt
Biblical People / Biblical Places - probably can't do because bp would be ambiguous
Version River - vr
Word Tree - wt
Compare Pericopes - cp
Cluster Graph - cg
Morph River - probably can't do because mr would conflict with Mark abbreviation

BTW, Passage Analysis - pa already works as well (though it's just by coincidence because Passage begins with "pa")

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Bohuslav Wojnar

Rosie, in the new Beta we can open Copy Bible Verses by CTRL+ALT+B. Works well. So may be that is the way?

777

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/71581#Comment_71581

Rosie, in the new Beta we can open Copy Bible Verses by CTRL+ALT+B. Works well. So may be that is the way?

Control-Alt-B opens CBV in version 4.0a SR-2 but it opens in a floating window. When I go to highlight text to copy, the floating window goes AWOL. How can I get a docked CBV window or a regular dime store quality window that contains CBV?

Thanks!

777

I'm getting more and more adept and fast at using Logos from the keyboard mostly, but I find that I keep trying to use shortcuts for things like opening Copy Bible Verses. I want the command cbv to be able to open it. The shortcut command bws opens Bible Word Study, so why shouldn't the common shortcuts for everything else work?

Here are some more that don't currently, though I'm not as keen on getting these as cbv:

Program Settings - ps (currently it proposes Passage Guide; huh? it doesn't even have "ps" adjacent in it)

Power Lookup - pl (currently it proposes Biblical Places)

Passage Guide -pg

Exegetical Guide - eg

Cited By - cb

Text Comparison - tc

Reading Lists - rl

Biblical Things - bt

Biblical People / Biblical Places - probably can't do because bp would be ambiguous

Version River - vr

Word Tree - wt

Compare Pericopes - cp

Cluster Graph - cg

Morph River - probably can't do because mr would conflict with Mark abbreviation

BTW, Passage Analysis - pa already works as well (though it's just by coincidence because Passage begins with "pa")

+1. I'm all for command lines and shortcuts. If I could keep my hand completely off the trackball, I'd be happy.

777

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/71622#Comment_71622

Control-Alt-B opens CBV in version 4.0a SR-2 but it opens in a floating window. When I go to highlight text to copy, the floating window goes AWOL. How can I get a docked CBV window or a regular dime store quality window that contains CBV?

Thanks!

nevermind. Rosie got me all squared away on this.

Rosie Perera

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/71667#Comment_71667

Control-Alt-B opens CBV in version 4.0a SR-2 but it opens in a floating window. When I go to highlight text to copy, the floating window goes AWOL. How can I get a docked CBV window or a regular dime store quality window that contains CBV?

Thanks!

nevermind. Rosie got me all squared away on this.

I still think it would be useful to have a quick keyboard way (i.e., cbv in the command bar) to open the CBV window in a tab (docked wherever) rather than a floating window. As Mike points out, Ctrl+Alt+B, which is the Global Shortcut (aka hotkey) that works from other apps too, brings it up in a floating window.