Highlighting verbs in LDGNT

The sample discourse grammar video (below) shows imperative verbs highlighted in blue and participles in yellow within the LDGNT.

Can someone teach me how to turn on/change highlighting options?

Thanks!

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http://www.logos.com/products/prepub/details/7076

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Rich DeRuiter

The sample discourse grammar video (below) shows imperative verbs highlighted in blue and participles in yellow within the LDGNT.

Can someone teach me how to turn on/change highlighting options?

Thanks!

What you're looking for isn't a highight, per se, but a visual filter. Select or create one from the "File" menu.

Here are a few visual filters I have set up for resources using the Logos Greek Morphology (some use a different morphology, so beware). The filter below will show in the English text of Reverse Interlinears using the Logos Greek Morphology.

To get the morphological info just type the @ symbol first and the rest will pop up. If you need more help, just ask.

BTW, the top one puts the red dotted line over and below the English term which translates an imperative verb in the underlying Greek. (I like red for imperative, YMMV). The next two are for plural or singular use of the 2nd person (You), which in English is ambiguous.

Please note that different visual filters would need to be developed for other morphologies (e.g. Grammcord, as in the NA27 with Grammcord Morphology).

Ken Cruzado

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/165814#Comment_165814

Thanks a bunch Richard! This is exactly what I needed.

I may need help setting up my filters, but I'll play with it for a little bit first.