RE: New Reverse Interlinear's on Logos 10?

Hi, I was wondering if anyone knew when the new Reverse Interlinear's listed on Logos 10 will be released. I have downloaded Logos 10 Gold Feature upgrade and Baptist Bronze edition. When I look at the compare features on the Logos Web page it say that I own them but many of them don't appear as reverse interlinear's. The versions I am referring to are NASB 1977, Darby, Youngs Literal Translation, Tree of Life Version, NCV, Revised English Bible, New English Bible, NIV, Complete Jewish Bible, The Passion Translation, Legacy Standard Bible, ESVCE, NRSVue and a couple of ones in Spanish. I own all of these in their normal format except for ESVCE and NRSVue. Are these going to be released at later date in their Reverse Interlinear format? Thanking you for your assistance.

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JT (alabama24)

I own all of these in their normal format except for ESVCE and NRSVue. Are these going to be released at later date in their Reverse Interlinear format?

The way you phrase this suggest that you do not understand how the reverse interlienars work. Here is the NIV with RI shown:

To turn it on, click on the aleph / omega icon.

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1231566#Comment_1231566

I did not review your entire list, but I do know that at least some of them are being worked on. We have no idea when the RI's will be released.

Steve Caswell

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1231566#Comment_1231566

Hi, Thanks for your quick response. I understand what you are saying. Reverse interlinears off 2 things the ribbon at the bottom and also up to 9 additional lines of information from original manuscript , lemma, root, morphology, strong's numbers, louw-nida. In Logos 10 they have added many new Reverse Interlinears to their list, ie REB and NEB. I was just wondering if the reverse interlinear feature of these bible's was released now or if some of them are coming out later. The ones I listed above don't show up as Reverse interlinears when I open them up. They don't have the little Hebrew and Greek letters at the top to turn them on or off.

Mark Smith

Steve, I note that at least some of the ones you listed (I haven't checked them all) have not yet been released. There's an asterisk after these (like Darby and NASB 1977) and at the bottom of the listing the asterisk is explained:

You might re-check your list. Perhaps all of them are in the 'not yet released' category.

EDIT: I should have mentioned that to see these asterisks you must be on the product page, not the compare base packages page.

Steve Caswell

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1231570#Comment_1231570

I Noticed that some of them had the asterisk and this comment. After I downloaded the features to my library I can no longer see any asterisk or comment. It just has the you own this product next to the list. One more question. With the Reverse Interlinears do you need to own the plain Bible first to get the RI function. I own most of them but I know of 2 that I don't and one (Legacy Standard Bible) I have ordered on prepub.

Thanks

Steve

Mark Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1231571#Comment_1231571

With the Reverse Interlinears do you need to own the plain Bible first to get the RI function.

Yes.

After I downloaded the features to my library I can no longer see any asterisk or comment.

Log out of the Logos web site then look at the feature set again if you are curious.

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1231569#Comment_1231569

The ones I listed above don't show up as Reverse interlinears when I open them up.

The NIV should.

Ken McGuire

Revised English Bible

I noticed that NT of this was added this week. OT is still pending, as well as a few others on your list. But it looks like they indeed are coming.