Can I have foot notes in passage list?

I am studying using the NASB ,I want to put in passage list the verses which are marked in small alphabets,when I hover over it ,it shows up in the information ,but I could not highlight it ,in order to put list the verses in the passage list,I hope you have understood me.what I mean small alphabets is when I hover on the alphabet eg.14 For we know that the Law isaspiritual, but I am aof flesh,bsold 1 cinto bondage to sin

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Graham Criddle

Hi Tes

If you open the "Power Lookup" tool when you have the verse highlighted you will get all of the cross-references listed there:

If you click on the top one and then click on the bottom one while holding the shift-key down all of the verses will be selected.

You can then use the Copy function to copy them to the clipboard.

You can then open a new Passage List, select the "Add ... clpiboard" function and the references will get pasted into the Passage List.

The problem with this is that they will get entered twice as there are more than one references to each verse in the Power Lookup Pane. But it's not difficult to delete the entries you don't want.

I can't, at the moment, think of any easier way of doing this.

Graham

Andreas Holmberg

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/186069#Comment_186069

Actually there's a slightly easier way. You don't have to go via the clipboard. Once you have highlighted the text, as described by Graham, you can open a new or already existing Passage list and just select the "Add ... selected text".

You will still end up with double instances but provided your passage list is sorted it's quite quick to delete the doubles.

Andreas Holmberg

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/186170#Comment_186170

Or, if you find it easier: once the text is selected in the Power Look up-window you can just click it, drag it and drop it on top of an existing Passage List. That will add all the references to the PL. Pretty amazing, if you ask me.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/186170#Comment_186170

Actually there's a slightly easier way. You don't have to go via the clipboard. Once you have highlighted the text, as described by Graham, you can open a new or already existing Passage list and just select the "Add ... selected text".

Thanks Andreas, good spot!

Graham

Tes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/186177#Comment_186177

Hi Graham and Andreas, thank you for your help, I have highlighted on Power look up and from the passage list I have clicked on select text ,but I have got empty result. What could be the problem?

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/186295#Comment_186295

Hi Tes

I have just tried this - selecting the text in power lookup and "Add from selected text" in the Passage List and it doesn't work here either.

Does the method I outlined initially work for you - selecting the text in power lookup, pressing the Copy button and then "add from clipboard" in the Passage List?

Graham

EDIT: Looking into this a bit further, the wiki guide on Passage Lists (http://wiki.logos.com/Passage_List) says - regarding the copy selected text option - "Select a block of text in a resource that has multiple references. Click Add >... selected text. This will add the references cited in the selected text."

It may be that it isn't designed to pick up selected text from tools such as Power Lookup but just resources.

Tes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/186390#Comment_186390

Hi Tes

I have just tried this - selecting the text in power lookup and "Add from selected text" in the Passage List and it doesn't work here either.

Does the method I outlined initially work for you - selecting the text in power lookup, pressing the Copy button and then "add from clipboard" in the Passage List?

Graham

EDIT: Looking into this a bit further, the wiki guide on Passage Lists (http://wiki.logos.com/Passage_List) says - regarding the copy selected text option - "Select a block of text in a resource that has multiple references. Click Add >... selected text. This will add the references cited in the selected text."

It may be that it isn't designed to pick up selected text from tools such as Power Lookup but just resources.

Yes it did Graham thank you.I hope Logos to fix this problem.