Mouseover a word for details on that word
I've tried searching for a response to this, but have not found an answer yet. Please forgive me if this is a repeat question! 
Is it possible to mouseover a word and have it provide details on that word, other than the couple of liks that show up? I was
getting spoiled by having the actual text of such things as Strongs or Louw-Nida show up when I hovered over the word.
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Is it possible to mouseover a word and have it provide details on that word, other than the couple of liks that show up?
It is possible in some resources like LGNTI, but it would help if you were more specific about the resources.
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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Hi Dave,
Sorry for the poor spelling! In Logos 3, I am able to hover over a word in my KJV and will receive a definition from Strongs, along with the Strong's number. It also provides the Hebrew or Greek spelling of the word and gives the appropriate TWOT and GK numbers. I'm thinking it's there, but I just haven't figured out how to use it yet. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated!
Yours In Christ,
Elder Mike Kahler
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In Logos 3, I am able to hover over a word in my KJV and will receive a definition from Strongs, along with the Strong's number. It also provides the Hebrew or Greek spelling of the word and gives the appropriate TWOT and GK numbers.
In L4 you only see the Strong's number and TVM number in a strip at the bottom of the pane, but there are no options to display the definitions. This is an opportunity to make some Suggestions!
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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Agreed! Thanks for the confirmation, Dave!
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Hi Michael,
In addition to the Strong's and TVM numbers in the lower-left corner of the panel, the KJV will eventually include reverse interlinear information, which will provide the information you're looking for and more. To see what this looks like, open the NASB95, click on the Interlinear button, then navigate to a passage and click on a specific word. You can also hover over the Strong's number to see the pop-up information.
Melissa
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Hi Melissa!
I look forward to having a reverse interlinear as you describe with my beloved KJV. I have Newberry already. Will it be a juiced up version of this?
Elder Mike Kahler
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