Updated Feature: Notes
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an "undo" option
Ctrl-Z (on Windows) provides a limited undo capability in Notes.
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They come with a print/export function
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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Cmd+U
Yes, but I still want my personal button. [:O]
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basically thats what I'm asking for- buttons, buttons and more buttons:)
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"Notes" was said to be updated, but on the clickable link that comes here, and the latest post here until this one was in 2014..
I noticed fontsize in notes, while it says it's the same, in my case 10 point, it looks like it's 14 point. I wish there was a scale for notes, as in the settings you can adjust program scaling. I would like the same for notes because I have thousands of notes and don't feel like changing all the ones I've done so far to 8 point.
...or am I missing something
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Can someone explain to me how a file should appear if one attaches it to a Greek or Hebrew lemma in multiple places? I like to attach good definitions of a particular word as a note file (The Zondervan Complete Word Study Dictionary is my favorite) so when I'm going through my text, I can see that I've already looked up the definition for that particular word and just hover over my note to read it. (This is also very handy when using Logos on an iPad)
Along comes L7 with the ability to attach a note to a Greek lemma. "Sweet," I think, "now I can attach a definition at one lemma and have it show up in every place that particular lemma is used!" So I have done that, but then after attaching a note to a lemma, when I search for that lemma and find it in the text (using the ESV), there is no indication that anything is attached to it.
So my question is, "what should the text look like when I attach a note to a Greek lemma in multiple places?" Shouldn't there be a note indication at each lemma?
Thanks for any help/direction...
John
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So my question is, "what should the text look like when I attach a note to a Greek lemma in multiple places?" Shouldn't there be a note indication at each lemma?
The note attachment will not show wherever the lemma is used as for instance, in original language resources (Hebrew/Aramaic OT, Greek NT, DSS, etc). It will show in resources that reference that lemma (mostly lexical resources) at the place where the entry starts (e.g., if you place one on logos you should see the attachment in Greek lexica under the corresponding entry).
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Ah...I see. Thanks for the clarification. I appreciate it.
John
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