Stupid Question, but I am stumped - Redirecting Highlighting to Note File
Hi guys,
Please help me. I searched the forums but found to many hits not related to my question. Long time ago I used the Highlight tool with a Note file. It was quite easy. I chose the palette and the Note File I want the highlight redirected to. As explained here:
https://wiki.logos.com/Notes_$28ver_4.5_$26_up$29#Adding_note.28s.29_by_Redirecting_Highlighting_to_your_Note_File
I tried it again today and the option to SAVE in Palette spesific Note File is no longer available. Did they chance this? Any help would be appreciated it. It is quite urgent
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The principle is still the same - and still works - thre is now the extra option to save to resource-specific notes files
Have you tried a different palette to see if the option is there?
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Graham Criddle said:
The principle is still the same - and still works - thre is now the extra option to save to resource-specific notes files
Have you tried a different palette to see if the option is there?
Yes, I look for it under all palletttes but it is missing from all palettes. Here is a screenshot of my options
As you can see the option to redirect a highlight to a note file is missing.
According to the website it should look like this
The save in option is gone. Any ideas. I am running Logos 7.0 SR-2 7.0.0.0089
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Sarel Slabbert said:
Yes, I look for it under all palletttes but it is missing from all palettes.
You have to click the dropdown menu for the palette, not for the individual style. So click on the arrow next to "Emphasis Markup", not on the arrow next to "Orange Wavy Underline".
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Mark Barnes said:Sarel Slabbert said:
Yes, I look for it under all palletttes but it is missing from all palettes.
You have to click the dropdown menu for the palette, not for the individual style. So click on the arrow next to "Emphasis Markup", not on the arrow next to "Orange Wavy Underline".
Thank you Mark. Arrgh. It is frustrating to miss something so simple. I feel stupid, but thank you for helping.
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Sarel Slabbert said:
It is frustrating to miss something so simple. I feel stupid, but thank you for helping.
Sarel, if it makes you feel better, I did the exact same thing a few days ago!
I was convinced there was a way to have a resource-specific highlight file, but couldn't remember where to find the drop-down option. I was clicking on all the styles but not the palette. Took me ages to find it!
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Richard Wardman said:Sarel Slabbert said:
It is frustrating to miss something so simple. I feel stupid, but thank you for helping.
Sarel, if it makes you feel better, I did the exact same thing a few days ago!
I was convinced there was a way to have a resource-specific highlight file, but couldn't remember where to find the drop-down option. I was clicking on all the styles but not the palette. Took me ages to find it!
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