Share Highlights across all Bibles
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Yes, for each Bible you want to see the highlights in, click on the Visual Filters icon on the resource's tool bar, scroll to "Notes and Highlights (Corresponding)" and be sure the file where your highlights are stored is checked.
Pastor, North Park Baptist Church
Bridgeport, CT USA
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The "sharing" works only if a bible has "Notes and Highlights (Corresponding)" in Visual filters i.e between original language bibles and bibles with a reverse interlinear.
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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... and be sure the file where your highlights are stored is checked.
How do I do this? and thanks for your help.
I have the Notes & Highlights checked and Highlights. They are in a new Notebook called Highlights. My 2 Bibles (NIV & NKJV) don't seem to share the highlights
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I have the Notes & Highlights checked and Highlights. They are in a new Notebook called Highlights. My 2 Bibles (NIV & NKJV) don't seem to share the highlights
Did you find the section that says Notes and Highlights (Corresponding)?
As Dave helpfully pointed out corresponding highlights depends on having Bible with a Reverse Interlinear behind it. Its possible you do not have a RI for the NIV or the NJKV. I am pretty sure all WS users got the KJV Cambridge Paragraph Bible with RI and the Lexham English Bible with RI. If you don't see the section with the word 'corresponding' that is the issue.
To get the NIV and NKJV RIs you'd have to buy the Starter Feature set or get a base package at the Bronze level.
Pastor, North Park Baptist Church
Bridgeport, CT USA
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The Basic version that all wordsearch users got doesn't have that shared highlight feature. I didn't have it until I upgraded to "Starter".
“It cannot be that the people should grow in grace unless they give themselves to reading. A reading people will always be a knowing people. ”
― John Wesley
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The Basic version that all wordsearch users got doesn't have that shared highlight feature. I didn't have it until I upgraded to "Starter".
Too bad, but helpful to know.
Pastor, North Park Baptist Church
Bridgeport, CT USA
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Ok, then so I understand how this works, the different "packages" are not only the associated books but also, the "shell" ... i.e. Logos is also different?
How do I know what "capabilities" are associated with each packages aside from books?
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Never mind ... found it.
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Ok, it says that I own
Corresponding Notes and Highlights
Corresponding Notes and Highlights
$0.00 if purchased separately
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Ok, it says that I own
That's good. Try opening up the KJV Cambridge Paragraph Bible and the Lexham English Version. Highlight something in the KJV, then look for the 'corresponding' notes and highlights item on the visual filters menu to see if it is there. If so, check it, and do the same in the Lexham English Bible. Then see if the highlight shows up in the Lexham English Bible,
BTW: You can consult this list of features, datasets, etc. to see which ones you own: https://www.logos.com/product/165935/logos-8-full-feature-upgrade?httproute=True
Pastor, North Park Baptist Church
Bridgeport, CT USA
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This seems to work only on the desktop version but not the mobile IOS version. Is this correct?
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Hi Keith - and welcome to the forums
This seems to work only on the desktop version but not the mobile IOS version. Is this correct?
Yes, this is correct.
Graham
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