There is bug in this new LOGOS 5.1a SR-1 (Mac version). I cannot search words in CUV which I could use this feature before all the time. To search in Window version will not have any problem.
Hopefully some of our other Chinese speaking users will be able to verify this issue... I am wondering if there is an issue with your bible index. Have you tried the command Rebuild Bible Index ? This will take a little while to finish indexing.
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Daniel Liu: There is bug in this new LOGOS 5.1a SR-1 (Mac version). I cannot search words in CUV which I could use this feature before all the time. To search in Window version will not have any problem.
Daniel,
I can confirm the issue that you have reported for Logos 5.1a SR-1, For my case for both Mac and Windows Version. See my screen shot, only single Chinese Character works. String or multiple words searches all failed. I recalled some of us reported something like that in 2010 and was fixed.
By the way, the problem also occurs with Logos for Windows
JK
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Daniel Liu:Window version will not have any problem
Daniel - Since LimJK seems to be having the same issue in Windows, can you verify which version you are using on Windows? NOTE: Logos released 5.1a, very shortly followed by 5.1a SR-1.
My window version is Window 7 v 6.1 Service pack 1. This is old version. It works to search words in CUV. I also found my other new version window laptop cause the same problem as LimJK.
Daniel Liu: My window version is Window 7 v 6.1 Service pack 1.
My window version is Window 7 v 6.1 Service pack 1.
I didn't mean what version of windows, but rather which version of Logos?
Logos5.1a SR-1(5.1.1.0600)
I am running 64 bit version of Windows 7 & 8 with the respective latest updates as VM on my MacBookPro
Daniel Liu: My window version is Window 7 v 6.1 Service pack 1. This is old version. It works to search words in CUV. I also found my other new version window laptop cause the same problem as LimJK.
Can you paste the characters you're searching for into a reply as plain (Unicode) text, not an image?
藐視
You may try the following sentence as a search material, one character or two characters.
願賜平安的上帝親自使你們全然成聖
It is noted that
1) if there is only one Chinese Character, then the search is OK. e.g. 聖 or 靈
2) if one add a space between each Traditional Chinese Character, then the search will found both words as separate words and displayed the words either alone or together e.g. 聖 靈, it will display all verses with either 聖 or 靈 or 聖靈
3) if there is no space between each Chinese Character, then the search fails. e.g. 聖靈
I am using Logos 5.1a SR-1 on Mac
Newly released
still has the same problem to search in CUV.
Hi,
There was a very old (early 2010) discussion on this here (I thought it was fixed): http://community.logos.com/forums/p/11647/94858.aspx#94858
Bradley,
Just a thought ... wouldn't it be easier for you to open one of the Chinese Bible (Traditional or Simplified), right mouse click on word(s) and launch a search from there. By the way what Daniel and Timothy keyed in are in Traditional Chinese ... so don't use it to search Simplified Chinese Bible
I open CUV(traditional) and right click the word for 該隱. It works. But try 耶和華 and it does not. Why?
Daniel Liu: I open CUV(traditional) and right click the word for 該隱. It works. But try 耶和華 and it does not. Why?
Sorry ... seems to be working for me now for both Traditional and Simplified CUV ... Logos 5.1a SR-2. I have tried with even longer strings. However, I observed that sometimes Logos adds quotes "該隱." as a string, sometimes they don't 耶和華 (?)
How did you setup your search panel, mine is default as follows (not sure if it matters):
Thanks for your information.
Whenever right click screen appear like this, it works.
Another screen like this, it won't work.
Have you tried putting quotes around "耶和華" to see if it makes any difference. For me with or without quotes, Logos seems to concatenate multiple words as a string when searching.
Hi JK,
With or without quote the result is the same.
For "該隱" and 該隱 will work regardless quotes.