New reverse interlinears?

Under "resources updated" on my home page banner, I see some exciting new reverse interlinears: Greek-Hebrew LXX and a set of Latin-Greek and -Hebrew Vulgates. But they aren't live links that I can click on. What are they? Are these perhaps just some Logos 7 structural updates that aren't yet associated with resources? Are these perhaps just Logos Now features that aren't quite yet fully implemented?

I'm actually working on a little project right now that could really be streamlined with interlinears like these.

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Graham Criddle

Under "resources updated" on my home page banner, I see some exciting new reverse interlinears: Greek-Hebrew LXX and a set of Latin-Greek and -Hebrew Vulgates.

These are not actually new but just being updated.

https://community.logos.com/forums/t/129206.aspx?PageIndex=1 talks about them being introduced with the Logos 7 launch with links to more detailed posts about how to use them.

So you should already have them available to you.

But they aren't live links that I can click on.

Because these are not separately purchasable resources - and they don't show in your library listing - they are not linkable.

Does this help?

Veli Voipio

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/942718#Comment_942718

I have hidden all books with "reverse" in title, so I am out of my luck [:|]

But sometimes I use this https://www.logos.com/product/25723/

( It would be nice to have the text proceeding in a column, each word pair in a horizontal line, that would make it even better to read [H] )

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/942721#Comment_942721

I have hidden all books with "reverse" in title

Reverse Interlinears are data sets, not resources. They cannot be hidden.

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/942737#Comment_942737

I have hidden all books with "reverse" in title

Reverse Interlinears are data sets, not resources. They cannot be hidden.

Tide, did you check first? Smiling. I have 13 where the resource and interlinear are synonymous. Eg Canaanite inscriptions, Josephus, Philo, DSS, apostolic, etc Even the new Latin-English was unique in that way. Granted, all interlinears are database creations. As is each resource.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/942744#Comment_942744

I have 13 where the resource and interlinear are synonymous. Eg DSS, apostolic, etc Even the Latin-English was unique in that way.

I think you will find those are "interlinears" and not "reverse interlinears"

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/942745#Comment_942745

Wow did I put egg on my face, or what?! But while wiping it off, I'd never hide my interlinears. Maybe the glosses.

Robert M. Warren

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/942746#Comment_942746

Wow did I put egg on my face, or what?! But while wiping it off, I'd never hide my interlinears. Maybe the glosses.

Don't mess with the Tide.

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/942804#Comment_942804

Never Denise. [:)]

Mary-Ellen

Wow! That's what I get for not following the forums for long stretches of time -- didn't realize these resources had that "reverse" interlinear capacity, back to original language, not just English/LXX Gk or English/Vulgate Lat. Thank you all, and thank you Logos!