How do I get the morphological data to persist for comparison?
Logos provides a nice training article on why having multiple morphologies is good. However, I can only find persistent morphology data in the interlinears/reverse interlinears. Otherwise morphology appears in the right click menu or the popup at the bottom of a resource. How do I do one of the following?
- Build a layout that will show the various morphologies for a word so that I can compare them
- Copy and paste the various morphologies for a word into a note so that I can compare them
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Use the Word by Word section in the Exegetical Guide:
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If you want to copy and paste, then you could set the information window to only show what you want, click on the lemma, copy/paste from the IW, click on the next lemma etc. Below is a screenshot and an excel schedule built using this process.
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Bradley, I am on the stable version and I do not get a link on the +- like you do. Please explain how you get the comparison to pop up.
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John Fidel said:
Please explain how you get the comparison to pop up.
I get a popup when hovering the mouse over the +/-.
I'll ask someone to test on Mac.
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Thanks Bradley, does this work on Greek as well? Nice feature that I have never seen demonstrated.
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John Fidel said:
does this work on Greek as well?
Yes (although I think differences in Greek morph analysis are much less frequent):
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John Fidel said:
Thanks Bradley, does this work on Greek as well? Nice feature that I have never seen demonstrated.
Yes, it works with the Greek as well. You get Logos Greek, Friberg, and Swanson.
I used Revelation 1:4-8.
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Thanks guys, that gives me what I need.
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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John Fidel said:
Please explain how you get the comparison to pop up.
I get a popup when hovering the mouse over the +/-.
I'll ask someone to test on Mac.
Bradley,
Just opened the EG in 6.8 B2 and the +- is not linked for the Mac. Thanks for following up on this.
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To be clear about what's being shown outside of the hover, is the principle that what comes before ± all morphologies agree on, whilst what comes after ± only some morphologies specify?
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Question: What base Logos package would offer me this functionality?
Thank you!
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Rick, any update on getting this feature to work on a Mac?
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Michael Miles said:
Question: What base Logos package would offer me this functionality?
Interesting question - I've just seen that I don't get the +/- as Bradley shows
and I am running on Windows not Mac.
Is there more to this than simply a Windows / Mac issue?
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Graham Criddle said:
Is there more to this than simply a Windows / Mac issue?
The symbol displays differences in your morphologies, so if you don't have different morphologies that tag this word differently, you'll see nothing.
In this case you'd need a resource with Friberg's morphology to show a difference for this word. I think the Analytical Greek New Testament is the only resource that uses Friberg. If you don't have it, you won't see the +/- symbol.
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Mark Barnes said:
The symbol displays differences in your morphologies, so if you don't have different morphologies that tag this word differently, you'll see nothing.
In this case you'd need a resource with Friberg's morphology to show a difference for this word. I think the Analytical Greek New Testament is the only resource that uses Friberg. If you don't have it, you won't see the +/- symbol.
Thanks Mark - and that explains it in my case.
I wonder if this accounts for people on Mac not seeing this - or whether that is a separate issue.
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Graham Criddle said:
I wonder if this accounts for people on Mac not seeing this - or whether that is a separate issue.
The Mac bug (that we've logged) is different: customers can see the +/-, but nothing appears when hovering the mouse cursor over it.
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Graham Criddle said:
I wonder if this accounts for people on Mac not seeing this - or whether that is a separate issue.
The Mac bug (that we've logged) is different: customers can see the +/-, but nothing appears when hovering the mouse cursor over it.
Thanks Bradley
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