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The creation of the text was from the seminary. The funding/publishing can be a hash of partnerships as this appears to be based on the notice you posted.
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Great to know it isn't just me. At least there is a reasonable workaround at this time. Thanks!
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I'm running the latest Logos (9.10.0.0017) and have started seeing a problem in the sermon editor. When I type a scripture reference, I see the tips appear for either tab or enter. If I hit tab, everything works as expected. If I hit enter, I just get a new line and the scripture block does not appear. If I use my mouse and click on the tip to hit enter
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I'm very intrigued by the apparent interest in this area as well as the recent mention of timeline as well. This would be a great area to have some simple, powerful tools at our disposal that could bring out the huge amount of information most of us likely already have in our libraries! Can't wait to see where this goes.
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I never use it because I find it a cluttered mess, but I would really like to if it were simple and intuitive. I would like to see it function something akin to a stock market chart where I can easily add/remove individual items to a single chart that is simple to view. The workflow would be something like: I'm working in a Logos resource and come across
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Logos packages can come with program features as well as resources (books). Program features can be things like the sermon editor, factbook or other guides, tools and datasets. These legacy libraries only include resources (books) so they will get integrated into the other resources you already own and will be accessible by the program and program features
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Created a feedback request on this issue here: Highlighting and Corresponding Resources | Faithlife Thanks!
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Great idea and I voted. Would be nice to see this and other training type entries in the home page as that would add a lot of value.
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"]I have no desire to discuss how it should work.[/quote] Then please do not feel the need to do so. I think it is helpful to get as broad a perspective on the issue from multiple points of view to make sure the ramifications of any suggested changes are fully understood before adding a feedback suggestion. That ensures the best
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"] This is the intended behavior of a highlight by reference and has been since L4 IIRC. What you want to do is closer to highlight by selection and then use the visual filter "notes and highlights (corresponding)" To suggest a change, add it to the feedback site and round up votes. [/quote] If I select selection, then the highlight
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When I highlight a verse in a Bible (via reference), it also highlights all text in resources such as commentaries that refer back to that verse. That doesn't make sense to me as the desired behavior to have pages and pages of commentary text highlighted just because I highlighted the verse. I'm highlighting the verse and that's all I want. If I want
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[quote user="Phil Gons (Faithlife)"]I'm in 100% agreement that Factbook should show you all the defining content (headword + definition/discussion) in your library from your dictionaries, encyclopedias, glossaries, and monographs and other resources with embedded glossaries. It's been an ongoing task to provide complete coverage, but we're not making
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It would be really nice to have on a resource's product page any guides or tools (including Factbook) the resource will show up in due to being tagged..
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Makes sense, thanks. I would prefer a single click brings up the reference in a new pane like standard link behavior in Logos and then a double click or hitting the edit icon that appears to the right would allow editing. Just to keep things more consistent.
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I ran into a behavior today that I believe is a bug in the sermon editor. I have a sermon document with several pages of writing and several verse reference boxes mixed in. In reviewing a sermon, I decided I wanted to pull up a referenced text from a text box in a new pane. Rather than type it in, I wanted to do it from the reference at the top of the
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Ok, one more tweak from someone who knows far more than me about Hebrew/Greek. I would like to have a second filter that does the same highlighting but this time for the plural form of you. Since modern English has no plural second person pronouns, some important meanings can be missed completely in English translations. I would like to create a visual
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That works brilliantly! Thanks!
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Is there a way in Logos to designate a root word (Hebrew or Greek) in such a way that whenever it is translated in an English Bible, it can be indicated in some way (Highlight, note, visual filter, etc...). For example, I would like to designate the Hebrew word נשׂא , so that it is indicated in the English text. I see I can take notes and use the word
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Here's an update from the publisher I received today: We are done with the work on the cross references, footnotes and Strong’s numbers that are included in the master database for the LSB. A meta-data company will filter through the file and then minor updates will occur. After that work is completed we will have a file to begin typesetting reference
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[quote user="Chris"]I have no idea what makes you think it's so important to have all of these perspectives.[/quote] Because if you want to effectively speak to or even counter a position or belief you have to learn and understand that belief accurately and fully from the perspective of those who hold it. That means reading to know and understand their