Keyboard Shortcuts
Is there a shortcut for the verse box? I did not see one for it in the list of keyboard shortcuts.
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Just in case anybody else is bemused by the question.
What pray (not literally) is the Verse box and what do you want the shortcut to accomplish?
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Mike
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Levi Durfey said:
The shortcut for the reference box is CTRL-G (Windows) or CMD-G (Mac):
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Hi all - new Logos user here. I just found that the Tab key also can be used to quickly switch to the Verse box.
However, my question is the reverse... How do you get out of the Verse box without having to mouse-click back on the Bible text? I'm on a Mac and greatly appreciate Mac's use of shortcut keys so trying to figure out how to navigate in Logos with as little clicking as possible.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi all - new Logos user here. I just found that the Tab key also can be used to quickly switch to the Verse box.
However, my question is the reverse... How do you get out of the Verse box without having to mouse-click back on the Bible text? I'm on a Mac and greatly appreciate Mac's use of shortcut keys so trying to figure out how to navigate in Logos with as little clicking as possible.
Thanks in advance.
"Esc" works for me. Does it work for you? I'm in Windows...
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Using either CTR+G or TAB (Windows) or CMD+G or TAB will get you into the verse box if that window is in focus (meaning, that window within Logos has already been selected). Continuing to use the Tab or SHIFT+TAB will allow you to toggle through other features going forward (TAB) or reverse (SHIFT+TAB).
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"esc" does not work on my Mac.
Also, I'm running Mac OS Sequoia 15.0.1 with the Apple M2 chip, and it appears that I'm running Logos 36.1.6 (still new to Logos so I think that's the correct version identifier).
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Hi Mitch,
From my experience with other software, what you've said is what I expected would work, as well as xnman suggestion about using Esc.
Unfortunately, NONE of this works.
After using TAB or CMD+G to get into the Verse Box, none of these keyboard keys will get me out of the Verse Box.
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After using TAB or CMD+G to get into the Verse Box, none of these keyboard keys will get me out of the Verse Box.
Ok, still seeking clarification... when you get (the cursor) out of the Reference Box; where do you want it to end up?
Using the only way that I have found using a keyboard shortcut is to use Cmd+L but I would hazard a guess that this is no improvement?
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Mike
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When the focus is on a passage of Scripture (so that I can use Spacebar or arrow keys to navigate the passage) and then I press Tab or Command+G to go to Verse Box, after I type in the new passage and press Enter I want to have the focus back on the passage so that I can resume using Spacebar and arrow keys to navigate the passage. OR... I would at least like to be able to press Tab to put the focus back on the passage. As best I can tell, there is no way to do this on my Mac - except to take my hands of the keyboard (which is disorienting) and use the touchpad or mouse to click in the passage. As an engineer who also does software development I find this to be a terrible oversight by Logos as I've only had the software a matter of days but am frequently frustrated by having to go through this operation. Hopefully this clarification helps.
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