A21 Question - Where's the rest of the footnote?

So I'm chasing down a cross-reference for Eph 4:22, which unsurprising is in Colossians, specifically Col 3:10. I'm reading this verse in various translations, and I stop in the NET Bible to read of the footnotes, as I often find them helpful. This one is a long footnote, apparently too long to be completely displayed in the tool tip.

But here's the problem: What do I do to read the rest of this footnote? Neither right- nor left-clicking do anything (that I can tell) to help me find it. Help!

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Robert Pavich

Where's the rest of the footnote?

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Relax, I found it. It's in the Windows version.

Brother, I'm truly sorry...making light of your troubles but I just couldn't let this one go by.

On the plus side...your foot note (such as it is) LOOKS much better than the win version! [:D]

James Garriss

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/135270#Comment_135270

Tool tips having scroll bars. Sigh.

Thanks for the help, Robert.

Fernando A Gonzalez

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/135278#Comment_135278

Tool tips having scroll bars.

If you click on the footnote the entire text (with a scrolling bar) comes out in the "Information" window.

James Garriss

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/135283#Comment_135283

If you click on the footnote the entire text (with a scrolling bar) comes out in the "Information" window.

That's a great answer, Fernando. The trick is that one must have information panel already open, which I typically do not. But now I know. Thanks.

Fernando A Gonzalez

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/135291#Comment_135291

You're welcome...

Mike Binks

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/135291#Comment_135291

If you click on the footnote the entire text (with a scrolling bar) comes out in the "Information" window.

And the information window - being one of those that cannot easily be resized in the Logos Box is a great candidate for being floated onto a second monitor or used with 'expose'.

tootle pip

Mike

Fernando A Gonzalez

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/135349#Comment_135349

being floated onto a second monitor or used with 'expose'

Hi Mike,

I like that idea...

Fernando