New navigation by verse, chapter, search hit, etc. -- keyboard shortcut?
I'm glad to see the option to navigate by verse/book/chapter/search hit/article. An improvement over L3 in that we can see at a glance what the current navigation level is set to.
Are there keyboard shortcuts to navigate exactly one unit? Clicking on the on-screen arrow works fine. But with a simple keyboard arrow-up or -down (and also with various combinations of Ctrl, Shft, & Alt + arrow up or down), the screen moves just a line at a time, even if the current verse is several lines long and even if the navigator is set to "chapter".
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Mary-Ellen Vian said:
Are there keyboard shortcuts to navigate exactly one unit?
Alt+Up and Alt+Down move back and forward by by the currently selected unit.
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Bradley Grainger said:
Alt+Up and Alt+Down move back and forward by by the currently selected unit.
So is that why when I just "up arrowed" and "down arrowed" it skipped verses at random?
Robert Pavich
For help go to the Wiki: http://wiki.logos.com/Table_of_Contents__
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Where is this setting? I cannot find it?
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Robert Pavich said:Bradley Grainger said:
Alt+Up and Alt+Down move back and forward by by the currently selected unit.
So is that why when I just "up arrowed" and "down arrowed" it skipped verses at random?
Pressing Up and Down is the same as clicking the up and down arrows on the scrollbar; they'll move by one line of text (which is usually about one non-poetry verse in most Bibles, but not always).
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Rev. David P. Cotner II said:
Where is this setting? I cannot find it?
Look at the location bar (Ctrl+Shift+L)
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Bradley Grainger said:
Pressing Up and Down is the same as clicking the up and down arrows on the scrollbar; they'll move by one line of text (which is usually about one non-poetry verse in most Bibles, but not always).
But if I use "Alt +up" it's guaranteed to move only one unit (verse) at a time?
Robert Pavich
For help go to the Wiki: http://wiki.logos.com/Table_of_Contents__
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Robert Pavich said:Bradley Grainger said:
Pressing Up and Down is the same as clicking the up and down arrows on the scrollbar; they'll move by one line of text (which is usually about one non-poetry verse in most Bibles, but not always).
But if I use "Alt +up" it's guaranteed to move only one unit (verse) at a time?
Yes, if the current unit type (Article, Book, Chapter, Verse, Highlight, Search Result) is set to "Verse" (see EbbeAndréasson's screen shot).
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