Is there a way to change the color/colors when using Sympathetic Highlighting?
The default Blue is fine in the primary text, but the light grey is hard for me to see in the secondary?
Thanks and Blessings,
Rusty+
Apologies: not know how to change Sympathetic Highlighting colors.
Option: can use visual filters to highlight words. For example, screen shot shows Sympathetic Highlighting of Rejoice in 3 resources (AV 1873 primary with NA27 Int and LEB) plus 4 of my Logos Greek Morphology visual filters in other Bibles:
Thankful Logos 4 can highlight words in English Reverse Interlinear to show Greek grammatical usage, especially verb moods and tenses. Philippians 4 has many imperatives. Wiki Extended Tips for Visual Filters => Examples of visual filters has Logos Greek Morphology visual filter definitions (plus 5 more).
Note: for screen capture, unchecked visual filters to show sympathetic highlighting. Thankful can choose when to show visual filter(s).
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Hey KSFJ:
I was looking at Sympathetic Highlighting. In a fairly basic layout (Bibles, simplified PG & EG, couple of commentaries) with ESV being highlighter and Lexham Greek-English Interlinear NT being the 'highlightee' it takes fully two seconds for the Lexham to show the highlight. And this is on latest highest possible specced iMac with 8GB RAM (i.e. pls don't say it is the computer)
Do you find the same? Is this normal?
Thanks KSFJ.
Yes Patrick, same here.
In fact, so slow I did not think it was working, looked at all the forums, wiki and even asked tech support how to enable it-smile- it was working all the time, just so slow and subtle in color I never saw it! ( Embarrassing revelation when shown it was working ).
This does need to be fixed and it would be nice if one could just "hover" in the english or greek/hebrew and have your other text highlighted for identification, then one could decide if they wanted to click for further info. IMHO.
Thanks folks,
I was looking at Sympathetic Highlighting. In a fairly basic layout (Bibles, simplified PG & EG, couple of commentaries) with ESV being highlighter and Lexham Greek-English Interlinear NT being the 'highlightee' it takes fully two seconds for the Lexham to show the highlight. And this is on latest highest possible specced iMac with 8GB RAM (i.e. pls don't say it is the computer) Do you find the same? Is this normal?
Using Logos 4.3 SR-5 on a 2.0 GHz 2nd Generation Quad Core i7 running 64 bit Windows 7, can replicate some sympathetic highlighting lag between primary and secondary Bible when highlighting several words so could say it is the computer.
Apologies: personally use visual filters instead of sympathetic highlighting. Caveat: turning on visual filters can take several seconds. Scrolling and jumping to verses with visual filtering turned on works (lacks irritation). Thankful for visual filter usability on a 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo iMac. Visual filters allow focus on Bible Study since same grammatical usage is consistently highlighted, easy for eyes to jump back and forth between resources while pondering what was written.
Thankful can highlight words by grammatical usage (e.g. verb mood, verb tense, singular vis plural). Also Thankful visual filters can be combined so one word can show 5 (or more) highlights. With visual filters turned on, can quickly see range of verbal expression in a passage.
Thankful for Interlinear Greek New Testaments where can display manuscript and Louw-Nida numbers so hovering mouse over Louw-Nida #.# shows contextual range of meaning in a pop-up.
