Hi Tess,
click on Tools and there you will see highlighting. listed. Just click on this and the highlighting window will open. Once you open it, you can even "drag" the top part of the window that say Highlighting" to the "shortcut" area besides the Command box. Then whenever you want to highlight a word, you can just click on your icon for highlighting and it will open the highlighting palette for you.
When you want to highlight a word with a color or symbol, first highlight the word in your Bible text by dragging your mouse across the word. then click on the color or symbol in your highlighting window and voila, your word is now color coded the way you want!
Hope this helps!
I prefer inductive study myself. Once you identify the repeated words - (e.g. immediately in Mark), you can use visual filters to mark them.
Thank you Terry,may you please explain it for me more detail,the steps ?
Thank you so much Charlene.It works.
Hi Tes, here is a whole thread about this very question with some more suggested solutions: http://community.logos.com/forums/t/10442.aspx
I prefer inductive study myself. Once you identify the repeated words - (e.g. immediately in Mark), you can use visual filters to mark them. Thank you Terry,may you please explain it for me more detail,the steps ?
May you please share me ,from your experience the process of studying the inductive bible study in Logos bible software,how you come to the final.
Hi Rosie,thank you very much.let me tell you one thing it's about half past to two O'clock AM.here it is night,Right while I am dealing with this you have sent me.I am glad that you did Rosie,thank you so much.
Hi Tes, it's only 5:30pm here. I'm often up way past 2:00AM in my time zone on this Forum, though. [:)]
Answering your question to Terry about how to do inductive Bible study, there is a ministry which many Logos users are familiar with and have been trained in their methods, called Precept, started by Kay Arthur. Their website is http://www.precept.org. They probably don't have a training class in your country, but at least you can get an idea of what is involved from their overview sheet: http://www.precept.org/site/DocServer/InductiveStudyOverview_1-Sheet.pdf?docID=701
Tes, there are basically two ways (or more) to make a visual filter:
1. Go to File: and choose visual filter, then if you know which words you want, you set your range, enter the words, then choose the formatting for each word.
The second way is to do your search first, which will give you a good idea of how many hits you are going to get, then if it is satisfactory, choose "Make filter" on the top of the search. This will take you to a visual filter form where you enter your formatting.
