Learn to use Logos experiment based on Morris Proctor blog posts

MJ. Smith · 2023-09-29T23:30:38+00:00

Proctor, Morris * Morris Proctor’s Create personal topical index | “How to Create Your Own Topical Index in Your Bible” in Word by Word: Logos training * Morris Proctor’s Create visual filter from context menu | “Automatically Highlight Questions in Proverbs” in Word by Word: Logos training * Morris Proctor’s Discover…

MJ. Smith

Proctor, Morris

Morris Proctor’s Create personal topical index | “How to Create Your Own Topical Index in Your Bible” in Word by Word: Logos training
Morris Proctor’s Create visual filter from context menu | “Automatically Highlight Questions in Proverbs” in Word by Word: Logos training
Morris Proctor’s Discover Multiple Senses of English Words | “How to Discover Multiple Senses for English Words” in Word by Word: Logos training
Morris Proctor’s Quick “diagram” and syntactic summary | “Quickly ‘Diagram’ a Biblical Passage” in MP Seminars: Blog
Morris Proctor’s Quick identification of part-of-speechs in Bible book | “How to Quickly Locate Parts of Speech in a Book of the Bible in Word by Word: Logos training

On the belief that one learns by doing, I have taken these Morris Proctor tips and converted them into workflows so that one can learn by doing. These posts were selected because they produce a "product" i.e. they are useful inside your workflow rather than simply providing descriptions of what tabs, buttons, selections do.

Please try one or more of these out and see if it is a useful way to learn a particular skill in Logos. If they are useful, I will build some more ... please point me to blog posts by anyone that you think would convert nicely to a workflow.

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John W

Very helpful! I spent an hour and a half the other night, trying to figure out how to identify (visual filter) imperative verbs in 1 Corinthians 4. The specific guidance of yours led me right to them. Thanks!

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1273286#Comment_1273286

I'm glad it worked.