Help with Personal Books

When I first made a Personal Book... I used the following: "[[@Bible:Genesis 1:1]] Genesis 1:1". The reason, I thought, for used the "@Bible:" was to signal to Logos that it was a bible book chapter verse.

But then, for whatever reason, I skipped the "@Bible:" and just did [[@Genesis 1:1]] Genesis 1:1" which works fine, or appears to me to work fine.

Am I missing something that will cause me problems in my making of Personal Books by doing the latter way?

Thanks.

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Michael Kinch

When I first made a Personal Book... I used the following: "[[@Bible:Genesis 1:1]] Genesis 1:1". The reason, I thought, for used the "@Bible:" was to signal to Logos that it was a bible book chapter verse.

But then, for whatever reason, I skipped the "Genesis 1:1]] Genesis 1:1" which works fine, or appears to me to work fine.

Am I missing something that will cause me problems in my making of Personal Books by doing the latter way?

Thanks.

Xnman, please see this thread. Personal Books - Tagging Bible References - Logos Forums

xnman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1304210#Comment_1304210

Xnman, please see this thread. Personal Books - Tagging Bible References - Logos Forums

Much appreciated. I'll bookmark the Wiki Leaks page this time.

Dave Hooton

When I first made a Personal Book... I used the following: "[[@Bible:Genesis 1:1]] Genesis 1:1". The reason, I thought, for used the "@Bible:" was to signal to Logos that it was a bible book chapter verse.

But then, for whatever reason, I skipped the "Genesis 1:1]] Genesis 1:1" which works fine, or appears to me to work fine.

@Bible is the accepted syntax and there are other bible datatypes which would apply to certain bibles e.g. @BibleBHS. So stay with @Bible even if your experiment appears to work.

xnman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1304263#Comment_1304263

When I first made a Personal Book... I used the following: "[[@Bible:Genesis 1:1]] Genesis 1:1". The reason, I thought, for used the "@Bible:" was to signal to Logos that it was a bible book chapter verse.

But then, for whatever reason, I skipped the "Genesis 1:1]] Genesis 1:1" which works fine, or appears to me to work fine.

@Bible is the accepted syntax and there are other bible datatypes which would apply to certain bibles e.g. @BibleBHS. So stay with @Bible even if your experiment appears to work.

oookay Dave. Thanks.