Visual Filters copy and paste into MS Word?

(Adapted from a Mac forum question):

Is there any way to keep the colors applied in a visual filter when copy and pasting text into Microsoft Word so I can print out hard copies that have the morphological colors I selected for my Visual Filter?

E.g., I color finite verbs blue, participles red, infinitives green, relative pronouns brown, and prepositions orange. But when I cut and paste a visually-filtered/colored passage from UBS4 to MS Word, I lose all the colors. Sad

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Rosie Perera

I would have expected the new Print/Export feature (in Logos 4.1, Windows version shipping any day now; Mac to follow at some point) to preserve colors. But I just tried it, and it doesn't. [:(] That's a deficiency (I think), and I'll report it separately.

In the meantime, the only way to do it would be to do a screen capture and paste that into Word or MS Paint and print that. Here's some info on how to do a screen capture (aka screenshot): http://wiki.logos.com/Screenshot

Rosie Perera

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/174466#Comment_174466

I would have expected the new Print/Export feature (in Logos 4.1, Windows version shipping any day now; Mac to follow at some point) to preserve colors. But I just tried it, and it doesn't. That's a deficiency (I think), and I'll report it separately.

In the meantime, the only way to do it would be to do a screen capture and paste that into Word or MS Paint and print that. Here's some info on how to do a screen capture (aka screenshot): http://wiki.logos.com/Screenshot

Note: I just realized that Print/Export does preserve the colors if you export to XPS format (Microsoft's answer to PDF format). So that would be an option for you. If you're running the Windows version and you've got 4.1 RC2 (or can wait another few days; 4.1 should be released very soon), or can run the Windows version on the Mac via Parallels (or some other virtual machine software) then do this:

Select the text you want to export.
Choose Print/Export... from the resource's panel menu.
Under "Save as file:" click "XPS Document"
Give it a name and click Save.
Open it in any software that can read XPS format (which includes Internet Explorer).
Print from there.

Steven L. Spencer

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/174468#Comment_174468

Thanks, Rosie. I always wondered how to do a screen-shot.