How do you leverage your apparatus?

Here is a screenshot of my just-downloaded GNT (Tyndale House) along with its apparatus.

I'm wanting to know the tricks of the trade you experts use in leveraging your apparatus. For example, is there a way to set up click or double-click to identify witnesses? (I can remember the big codices like Alexandrinus, Sinaiticus and Vaticanus, but often need a tip for the more obscure ones, all the papyri, etc.).

What about (what used to be called) sympathetic highlighting?

Have you built any VFs specific to this kind of application?

Do you have a nifty way to compare/contrast the different apparatus tools from the different texts (i.e. NA28 with this one, etc.)?

Quick ways to link this tool to some of the photos in the ancient manuscripts interactive?

What are the other undocumented tricks to make this more fun?

Just curious how the big boys (and girls) roll.

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DMB

Not sure about tricks; more suspicions. The mobile app remains TGNT-free (at least mine). So, I'm just looking at your screen shot, specifically Mat 1.18.

They probably discuss, but appears their apparatus is somewhere between SBL and NA28, which effectively describes what they view as important (compare Metzger as an example).

Regarding your questions, I absolutely like UBS5 the quickest for scanning early references, and CNTTS color coded for Aland category code, century, and selected (TR, SBL, BYZ). The latter date coloring is more early, middle, late since copying wasn't necessarily sequential.

I'd only look at a TGNT apparatus during a greek text compare; see what they're using.

And I have my absolute favorites; I suppose everyone maybe does.

Joe McCune (Faithlife)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1054525#Comment_1054525

The mobile app remains TGNT-free (at least mine).

You're right, Denise, the TGNT is not supported for Mobile yet, but we are working on it. I do apologize for the inconvenience.