I have a question about Passage lists.

Tes, if I understand your question correctly... it is not possible to have verses pop up in Google Documents like they do in Logos.

Tes said:

 what about from website?

Tes, you ask that question here:

http://community.logos.com/forums/t/27476.aspx

And a couple people answered you on that thread.  Why don't you continue the conversation there?

You can use Reftaggar to make verse pop-ups in websites (see http://www.logos.com/reftagger for info on Reftagger) but that's only for websites you design. There is no way I know of to make verses pop up in Google Docs or similar sites. If you cannot access the HTML of a site, you cannot do verse popups. But if you can access the HTML, it's fairly simple to have popups using Reftagger (or, for that matter, my own ESV Plugin + Tippy for WordPress, but not even I use those anymore, preferring Reftagger instead).

Tes said:

Kevin Becker said:

Tes said:

Hi, Todd,because it was not answered there .

This was the answer http://community.logos.com/forums/p/27476/202992.aspx#202992

It has not worked for me.What should I type on the "Reference" section.  Since I have to paste it from website.

The reference field is for adding a single passage reference to the passage list.  You don't need to use to get the passages from a website.

To get the passages from a website, all you need to do is enter the URL of the webpage in the URL field, and hit enter.

You shouldn't paste in anything from the website.  If you've copied something, then you should use the "...Clipboard" option from the Add menu.

I recommend Mark Barnes' video on passage lists for a full explanation: http://www.vimeo.com/16799536

Tes said:

I have followed the instruction you have given me,but it is not working for me.

That's because Logos does not have the ability to authenticate with the Google documents servers. For this case you will be best of to save it to a text file on your hard drive, point Logos to the text file to grab the references and then delete the text file.

Todd Phillips said:

I don't think Logos will be able to automatically add
those references anyway since they don't contain the book name ("Romans", in
this case).  Logos needs the book name as part of the reference to be able to identify it.

True, I didn't notice that at first.

Ok, here is a video of me doing it.

http://www.screencast.com/users/KevinBecker/folders/Jing/media/2b0d10aa-38ad-4c3d-a906-bdc7c39eec10

It bears mentioning that I first had to download the pdf source file. Then I saved it as a txt file. I use Foxit reader for PDF, Adobe Reader (which you probably have) will look a little different. If not download this txt file and use it ( 2275.Romans document.TXT )

Ok, Here's a video of me talking through it.

http://www.screencast.com/users/KevinBecker/folders/Jing/media/c7192de7-fa00-4aa1-b3da-ba313a70c5d8

Hopefully it's enough...

If it disappeared it probably went to your Downloads folder; have you looked for it there? It might be named BCA219D5d01.pdf