Hey there,
following the manual at https://www.logos.com/flashcardapp?utm_source=faithlifeadnetwork&utm_medium=display&utm_content=31-728x90-756-greek_hebrew&utm_campaign=promo-flashcardapp2014, I created a word list from the gospels using the SBL GNT. However, there's only one side to my flashcards, i.e., I do have Greek flashcards, but without English translation. Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong?
Thanks a lot!
Johannes
(I am using version 5.2b SR-7 (5.2.2.1584) in German.)
Just to be clear:
Are you in Card mode, and can you see the front | back switch?
Yes, I am in card mode and can see the switch. I can even import it into the flashcard app and flip it - with the back side being empty.
Strange. I just successfully created a list from Jude and the SBL GNT.
What version of the SBL GNT are you using? (click the (i) and scroll to the support information at the bottom while it is open).
Mine is:
LLS:SBLGNT2014-09-09T21:31:47ZSBLGNT.logos4
My version is exactly the same.
I just tried Jude as well - it doesn't work. 224 flash cards are created, fronts are fine, backs are empty. Maybe it's a problem of the German engine??
Maybe it's a problem of the German engine??
We'll have to let someone at Logos follow up on it.
Send a link to this thread to tech@logos.com so they'll know to respond to you with any feedback.
OK, I'll do that. Thank you very much for your help!
are there any solutions yet? I am facing the same problem.
Hey there, are there any solutions yet? I am facing the same problem.
If one wants to learn with English glosses, setting the User Interface (UI) language to English and building the Word List should work.
Otherwise: Input by hand is possible and the most easy solution (another would be generating an easy XML in Libronix Vocabulary list format and uploading that).
Logos seems to feed the glosses only in the UI language (i.e. running Logos in German would automatically give German glosses for the backside), but unfortunately it relies on its own internal lexicon database, which afaik simply has no non-English entries yet.
I can imagine that in the production of Luther RI they fill those fields
