Question: Is there a way to ..... ? Two Versions at the same time?

I just ran into something that I would like to be able to see in all my pop up Bible Ref.

As you can see in the screen shot I have the Spanish RV 95 open and have clicked on one of the note links (i) and the result is when I hover the mouse pointer over the verse refrence 1 cor 11.2 it pops up both the RVA and ESV text.

This I like, Big Smile

Is there a way to set Logos4 to pop up and show two difrent versions of the text (instead of just one, the perfered bible text) ?

Does any one know how to set up Logos4 to do this?

Tom

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Mark Barnes

Is there a way to set Logos4 to pop up and show two difrent versions of the text (instead of just one, the perfered bible text) ?

Unfortunately not. This only works if resources have been tagged in a particular way, and most have not. You can, however, press F7 whilst hovering over the Bible reference, which will achieve something very similar.

Tom

You can, however, press F7 whilst hovering over the Bible reference, which will achieve something very similar.

Great, thanks, I guess that I need to watch you videos again [:$]

Thanks again, Tom

fgh

This I like,

Is there a way to set Logos4 to pop up and show two difrent versions of the text (instead of just one, the perfered bible text) ?

I like it too. It would be great to be able to see both the original language and a translation at the same time. Please write a suggestion in the Suggestions forum, and I'll vote for it.

Mark Barnes

I like it too. It would be great to be able to see both the original language and a translation at the same time.

F7 will will show your highest prioritised Bibles. Perhaps you can prioritise an original languages testament without causing other Logos features to work in ways you don't want.

fgh

F7 will will show your highest prioritised Bibles.

Yes, it will. But using F7 takes... what? 10 times? longer than a simple popup. Moving the cursor over links as you read is doable; opening and closing TC for each link is not.

Perhaps you can prioritise an original languages testament without causing other Logos features to work in ways you don't want.

Doubtful.

Mark Barnes

Yes, it will. But using F7 takes... what? 10 times? longer than a simple popup. Moving the cursor over links as you read is doable; opening and closing TC for each link is not.

You don't need to open and close TC. Just press F7 whilst your cursor is hovering over a link, and popup showing one version will disappear and be replaced by a pop-up showing multiple versions (see the screenshot above).