Change Strongs for Talking Strongs??
I have Strong's Talking Greek and Hebrew Dictionary from WordSearch...
I've checked my collections... only have Strong's Talking Dictionary in there.
I check the Prioritize in my library... only have Strong's Talking Dictionary in there...
Is there a way to change what resource is used when I right-click on an English word in the Bible?
For example... Luk 16:25... I right-click on the word "likewise" and Strong's Dictionary pops up (illustrated below)... But is there a way to change that Strong's Dictionary to be Strong's Talking Dictionary instead?
I can click on the Interlinears Icon.... then click on the Strongs number for "Likewise" and my Strong's talking will open up and I can get the pronunciation that way...
But it would seem reasonable that I could do the same thing in the first step... if I could change which Strong's is being referenced.
What am I missing?
xn = Christan man=man -- Acts 11:26 "....and the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch".
Barney Fife is my hero! He only uses an abacus with 14 rows!
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You are misinterpreting what you are seeing in the right-click menu. What shows up on the left side of the menu is not the name of a resource. It's indicating that the place you clicked has a reference of the the type "Greek Strong's" where the specific reference is "Strong's Greek #3668". Once you select the reference, then you can see on the right all the things you can do with that reference, including "Look up", where the first option is your prioritized resource.
Andrew Batishko | Logos software developer
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You are misinterpreting what you are seeing in the right-click menu. What shows up on the left side of the menu is not the name of a resource. It's indicating that the place you clicked has a reference of the the type "Greek Strong's" where the specific reference is "Strong's Greek #3668". Once you select the reference, then you can see on the right all the things you can do with that reference, including "Look up", where the first option is your prioritized resource.
Thanks for your response.... I understand..... but... is there a way to right click and pronounce the word instead of the 2 step process?
Thanks again
xn = Christan man=man -- Acts 11:26 "....and the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch".
Barney Fife is my hero! He only uses an abacus with 14 rows!
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is there a way to right click and pronounce the word instead of the 2 step process?
You have a couple options.
- Use this if you just want to hear the word and don't care about using Strong's Talking Greek and Hebrew Dictionary, and if you have access to the Greek and Hebrew pronunciation datasets:
- Right click on the word in the Bible.
- Select the lemma on the left side of the context menu.
- Select the "Pronounce" option on the right side of the context menu.
- Use this if you want to use Strong's Talking Greek and Hebrew Dictionary, and you don't mind keeping that resource open:
- Open your Bible and Strong's Talking Greek and Hebrew Dictionary.
- Using the panel menu for both resources, place each into the same link set (link set "A" for example).
- Click on a word in your Bible. This will navigate your Strong's resource to the corresponding entry.
- Use this if you want to use Strong's Talking Greek and Hebrew Dictionary, and you don't want to keep that resource open:
- Ensure that you have prioritized your Strong's resource over other resources.
- Make sure in your Program Settings that you have the "Prefer Lemmas" option in the "Text Display" section set to "Yes".
- Make sure in your Program Settings that you have either the "Double-Click Action" or "Triple-Click Action" in the "Text Display" section set to "Look up".
- Either double or triple click (depending on your setting above) on a word in your Bible. This will open your top prioritized resource with an entry for that word.
Andrew Batishko | Logos software developer
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is there a way to right click and pronounce the word instead of the 2 step process?
You have a couple options.
- Use this if you just want to hear the word and don't care about using Strong's Talking Greek and Hebrew Dictionary, and if you have access to the Greek and Hebrew pronunciation datasets:
- Right click on the word in the Bible.
- Select the lemma on the left side of the context menu.
- Select the "Pronounce" option on the right side of the context menu.
- Use this if you want to use Strong's Talking Greek and Hebrew Dictionary, and you don't mind keeping that resource open:
- Open your Bible and Strong's Talking Greek and Hebrew Dictionary.
- Using the panel menu for both resources, place each into the same link set (link set "A" for example).
- Click on a word in your Bible. This will navigate your Strong's resource to the corresponding entry.
- Use this if you want to use Strong's Talking Greek and Hebrew Dictionary, and you don't want to keep that resource open:
- Ensure that you have prioritized your Strong's resource over other resources.
- Make sure in your Program Settings that you have the "Prefer Lemmas" option in the "Text Display" section set to "Yes".
- Make sure in your Program Settings that you have either the "Double-Click Action" or "Triple-Click Action" in the "Text Display" section set to "Look up".
- Either double or triple click (depending on your setting above) on a word in your Bible. This will open your top prioritized resource with an entry for that word.
Andrew --- Thanks for your patience with me. I got it finally!
xn = Christan man=man -- Acts 11:26 "....and the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch".
Barney Fife is my hero! He only uses an abacus with 14 rows!
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May I ask why you prefer the Talking One? The enhanced one seems to have a smidge more to it.
Sure.... I go used to it from where I came from (WordSearch)... so... if it works why fix it? [8-|]
xn = Christan man=man -- Acts 11:26 "....and the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch".
Barney Fife is my hero! He only uses an abacus with 14 rows!
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