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Tom ReynoldsUser: "Tom Reynolds"
Tom Reynolds
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Updated by Jason Stone (Logos)

I see that with Beta6 typing CUV into the command box no longer opens the Chinese Union Version.

I am also disappointed to see that we still cannot search it for more than one character.

Will this be rectified?

Thanks,

Tom

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    Melissa SnyderUser: "Melissa Snyder"
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    Hi Tom,

    I've reported the first issue. Typing 'cuv' in Library brings up the Chinese versions. I'm not sure why it's not working in Command box.

    The search issue most likely will be resolved in a post 4.0 version.

    Melissa

    Tom ReynoldsUser: "Tom Reynolds"
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    Hi Tom,

    I've reported the first issue. Typing 'cuv' in Library brings up the Chinese versions. I'm not sure why it's not working in Command box.

    The search issue most likely will be resolved in a post 4.0 version.

    Melissa

    Typing CUV in the command box had previously opened the CUV Simplified version which is what I want. I'm not sure why this no longer works.

    I'm glad to hear that searching will be fixed eventually

    LimJKUser: "LimJK"
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    Tom,

    I agree that abbreviation CUV should be recognized.

     

    However, you might want to know that if you enter the abbreviation given by Logos or the Publisher, you will indeed get the respective CUV Bibles


    • CUNPSMP - for the Simplified Text for CUV with NP - New Punctuation.
    • CUNPTDR - for the Traditional Text for CUV with NP - New Punctuation.
    • CUNP  - will give you options to open either Bible
    • RCUVNTSMP - for the Revised CUV

    Hope it helps

     

    JK

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    Tom ReynoldsUser: "Tom Reynolds"
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    Those abbreviations are a little cumbersome...but it is nice how L4 shows you options when you type in CUN.

    Where did you get the RCUVNTSMP? I emailed Phil Gons ages ago asking why I saw additional ZH-files online but nothing is listed on the Logos website for Chinese except the two original CUV volumes with NP (http://www.logos.com/products/groups/allitems/zh). Do you know of any other "secret" Chinese resources?

    Tom

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