Add Parallel text not showing
Parallel text does not display both resources side by side.
mm.
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Does this study Bible contain notes on the apocrypha?
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Yes, if this is what you're asking.
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Yes, if this is what you're asking.
Apologies but I can't check as I don't have the resources.
But is the LSBN resource since in the screenshot in your first post in this thread the same book as you reference in the post above? Or are there two separate study Bibles - one for the protestant canon and the other for the Deuterocanon - and that needs to be added to the parallel texts as well?
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Ok, this is what I found out. If I open The Apocrypha: "TEXT" first, the parallel text with "NOTES" will open beside it. If I open the NOTES first the TEXT will not open beside it.
Also, when I only have the NOTES open, there is no option in the Add parallel text designated.
However, when I open the TEXT first the multiple book view does have the NOTES added in the parallel text box.
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This sounds very strange - hopefully someone from Logos will be able to comment further.
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I suspect that you have no other Bible that covers this precise canon. The Apocrypha: The Lutheran Edition and The King James Version Apocrypha do not quite share a canon. I would have to play with the behavior on some of the single Bible book translations to determine the actual behavior but I am not surprised this causes an anomaly.
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