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Blessings,
Francis
Thanks for this list!!!!
Pastor Chris McFarland
I have SO been needing this!!
Thanks,
Kaye
"But you, be sober in all things, endure hardship, do the work of an evangelist, fulfill your ministry." 2 Timothy 4:5 (NASB)
Can I put in a request for "define"? I know it would be better to start a new thread on this and maybe someday I will. But I would love to be able to put in Define XXXX and it would pull up Webster. Currently I use Word for this, but I would prefer to use Logos.
Philip Spitzer: Can I put in a request for "define"? I know it would be better to start a new thread on this and maybe someday I will. But I would love to be able to put in Define XXXX and it would pull up Webster. Currently I use Word for this, but I would prefer to use Logos.
That's what the "look up" command does. Does it not do something you want it to?
Phil Gons:That's what the "look up" command does. Does it not do something you want it to?
Phil
I typed "Look Up" in the command line, but I did not get an opportunity to seek a definition. I got an offer of places to look for the words or to open "America Looks Up". I also would like the ability to find definitions.
Jack
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Jack,
do you not get this.... which opened the Concise OED in my case
Damian
No, I did not get that result. It does not work whether I type Lookup as a single word of as two words. Do you have any ideas?
You inspired me to make another attempt. I stopped typing too soon. It does not become a lookup command until I begin to type the word whose definition I am seeking. Thank you.
Forgive me if this question is too obvious, Jack, but do you have an English dictionary resource in L4 such as Webster's or Oxford's?
Also for what it is worth,
I thought that mine was misbehaving as well. After you type in "lookup", watch the command line as you type each letter. Mine switched from "search for lookup pha" but as I went on the command box switched to "Look up phari" and so forth. It switched back and forth as a suggestion a couple of times before I clicked on "Look Up Pharisee" in the suggestion box.
Just a thought.
Francis:Forgive me if this question is too obvious, Jack, but do you have an English dictionary resource in L4 such as Webster's or Oxford's?
Perhaps I should have deleted or altered the first paragraph. My first reaction was "this doesn't work," but then I typed Lookup followed by Pharisee. Then, I received the expected result.