How do I reference two articles to eachother?
I'm reading through Whitefield's Journals & Vol 1 of his Works.
In the attachment on the right is his journal entry for Wednesday, Jan 11, 1738. On the left is a letter he wrote on that day.
How do I make a Note that references one to the other? For example, if I only open his Journals and NOT his Works at the same time, how do make a note that will let me see that there is a reference to that book which I can then go to without opening my library and searching for it?
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I would anchor a note to both books. Highlight the date in the book and create a note anchored to that text. Then select the text of the journal article and add that anchor to the same note.
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So what you're suggesting is that I anchor a note to both books. Just so I understand. Will doing this let me jump to that resource without opening the Notes tool? Or do I have to open the Notes tool and THEN click that note?
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Yes, that'd be my solution. You'll have to click the note in one book, which opens the note tool, and then the link to the next book. It's a total of two clicks.
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Alright, thanks.
It's too bad that the notes couldn't jump directly to other resources. Much like footnotes do.
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Milkman said:
I'm reading through Whitefield's Journals & Vol 1 of his Works.
In the attachment on the right is his journal entry for Wednesday, Jan 11, 1738. On the left is a letter he wrote on that day.
How do I make a Note that references one to the other? For example, if I only open his Journals and NOT his Works at the same time, how do make a note that will let me see that there is a reference to that book which I can then go to without opening my library and searching for it?
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I guess in this case Logos can do an update. So it works next year too.
Χριστὸς ἐν ὑμῖν, ἡ ἐλπὶς τῆς δόξης·
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