Missing ESV Reverse Interlinear
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That is what I like about the pane, it stays out of the way when I am not reading it, but gives me a quick way to refer to the Greek without any hassles of opening up the whole interlinear. However, I do think being able to click the interlinear pane and make it a floating window or reading window (like we can with other books) would be ideal.0
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Bob,
I would prefer a Floating/Reading option with a simple mouse click over a small icon instead of dragging the pane. When we are done with the floating/reading interlinear, it would close right back into the lower docking pane.
My suggestion seems more in line with the way you have designed every other book to operate. Dragging the interlinear just introduces another new and different way for users to interact with the software instead of sticking with the same basic reading/operating functions we have already learned with other books and tools.
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Bob,
I would prefer a Floating/Reading option with a simple mouse click over a small icon instead of dragging the pane. When we are done with the floating/reading interlinear, it would close right back into the lower docking pane.
Bob can we try looking at this option suggested by Joe... I am not at all find this Gen Y approach in the software helpful, I much perfer the Series X approach, utimately I would much prefer the interlinear to be its own separate resource. I can not find any benifit in this little snippet window that is disjoined from the text.
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