Where did all these Morph types under "With" come from?

I was watching Michael Hite's excellent video on How to do Vocab Lists in Logos 4.

At one point, he starts a basic morph search. Look at all the entries he has under "With":

If I do that same Morph Search (All in 1 John with NAS with...), I have 3: A-F Aramaic Morphology, Logos Greek Morph., and A-F Hebrew Morph. I do have the SESB that he has, Swanson's, etc., why don't they show up in my list? Is this something future-ish that he has on his computer that we do not?

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Bradley Grainger (Logos)

If I do that same Morph Search (All in 1 John with NAS with...), I have 3: A-F Aramaic Morphology, Logos Greek Morph., and A-F Hebrew Morph. I do have the SESB that he has, Swanson's, etc., why don't they show up in my list? Is this something future-ish that he has on his computer that we do not?

I think he has an older version of the software; in the latest version we filter the morphology list by what's available in the selected resource. If you change NAS to All Resources, you should see the full morphology list (just as shown in the screenshot).

Since NAS doesn't contain Sedra 3 Syriac morph or Swanson Greek morph, we think it doesn't make a lot of sense to show it as an option if you've already selected NAS. Select AGNT or "All Resources" to see the Swanson morph in this list (for example).

NetworkGeek

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/233387#Comment_233387

Ah - there they are! I should have thought of that. You are right, I think this is better, only display the stuff that's usable.

Thanks Bradley!