Corresponding Words feature disabled by default?

How do I disable Corresponding Words by default. This is an excellent resource when reading a Bible, but otherwise it can be a bother. I wish there was a way to enable for Bible only, but I am sure that is asking too much. So can I just disable it all together by default?

And the same for Notes and Highlighting and Visual Filter. Can these be disabled by default and just turned on when I want them on?

Thanks everyone!

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MJ. Smith

And the same for Notes and Highlighting and Visual Filter. Can these be disabled by default and just turned on when I want them on?

Use the drop down menu to the extreme right of the filter etc. name to turn it off in all resources. Sorry by installation is misbehaving at the moment or I'd give you a picture.

Myke Harbuck

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/816315#Comment_816315

MJ, you are THE BOMB!

Wow...I feel like an idiot. Use the filter drop down almost EVERY DAY and NEVER noticed that option. Guess I'm not as tech savvy as I thought I was. LOL.

Thank you again! Appreciate you hanging around these forums to make us numbskulls' lives easier. [:D]

Myke Harbuck

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/816315#Comment_816315

Question...

So, Ive turned off the feature of all resources, universally.

If I then select this feature for the next resource I use, will that activate it universally again?

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/816335#Comment_816335

Jack Caviness

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/816335#Comment_816335

If I then select this feature for the next resource I use, will that activate it universally again?

I would not think so, but I do now wish to disable universally to test [:P]. Try it for a resource. If it enables universally, you can simply use MJ method to disable them all again.