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Thanks, Dave! I want to be able to keyboard-shortcut-COPY a partial verse and keyboard-shortcut-PASTE what I copied plus Scripture reference. Seems like a very simple but highly useful feature. Logos doesn't currently offer this.
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Thanks, Adam! I was wondering if Copy Citation and Copy Bible Verses used the same mechanism -- because I noticed that Logos is customizing the the font when copying citations (for instance the "Harvard" Citation Style copied the Bible text in Helvetic and part of the reference in Times New Roman) -- and I can copy partial verses when coping as citation
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Good to know I'm not alone. Thank you!
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Thanks, Graham! I appreciate the response. Unfortunately, CBV falls short as 1. I don't prefer CBV to be open and taking up screen space 2. I don't prefer to mouse and click around with CBV when this should be professional level software, demonstrated by more developed keyboard shortcuts for alternative copy/paste options. 3. I don't prefer being forced
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In "Program Settings," when I turn on YES to Copy Citations and use some crazy RIS Style to get this: the Lord put a mark on Cain TY - BOOK TI - The Holy Bible: English Standard Version CY - Wheaton, IL PB - Crossway Bibles PY - 2016 SE - Ge 4:15 ER - how are you producing that? Are you just using the CBV tool and adding your own "Formatting Codes"
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Thanks — I appreciate it. That's more steps and clunkier than I want it to be. I had another post where I said this — wondering if you know the answer: I want to be able to • Highlight a Bible verse • Hit the keyboard shortcut to copy • Hit the keyboard shortcut to paste and what appears is the verse I highlighted plus the
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How do I use Copy Bible Verses Tool to copy and paste a partial verse?
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The second would be fine, "For God so loved the world" (John 3:16)
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Linked. Thanks!
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Requesting Logos build a keyboard shortcut so that I can copy a verse and reference. In other words, I want to be able to • Highlight a Bible verse • Hit the keyboard shortcut to copy • Hit the keyboard shortcut to paste and what appears is the verse I highlighted plus the reference . I've chatted with some people on here -- the CBV Tool
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So say people, of Robert Jenson. It's been a little over a year since his death. Logos has published his lesser works, but the magnum opus is missing: "Systematic Theology: Volumes 1 & 2" . If you've read it, I'm sure you'd agree that Logos ought to get it!
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Thanks Levi et. al, It's too bad to hear that there is no equivalent in Logos. The Replace with Passage Service is a nice option, and thanks for showing it to me. It lacks a feature I often need: when I want to copy and paste a partial verse, or a passage that doesn't line up with verse breaks. I guess I can add this to Feature Requests for Logos 9
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Truly, I appreciate the response! These are ways to eventually get the citation to appear, but they're not a simple keyboard shortcut. I'm wondering, does Logos have a keyboard shortcut so that I can copy verse and citation ? In other words, I want to be able to • Highlight a verse • Hit the keyboard shortcut to copy • Hit the keyboard
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Thanks again! Yes, I'm aware that I can use the buttons from Copy Center. Two problems with that: 1. It's not a keyboard shortcut. 2. It requires me to keep the CBV panel open and use up screen space. Again, what I'm looking for is a keyboard shortcut that allows me to copy the style I've set up in CBV. I'd be surprised if this doesn't exist (as it
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Thanks for the response! I am familiar with the CBV tool — what I'm looking for is a keyboard shortcut that allows me to copy my current Copy Style. The keyboard shortcut for copying-with-no-style is Command-C. What's the keyboard shortcut for copying my Copy Style from the CBV?
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Accordance has a "Copy as Citation" option, so that when you paste the copied Scripture passage, it includes the Scripture reference. They have a keyboard shortcut for this: Control-Command-C. Does Logos not have this ability?
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Strangely, when I try to highlight a resource in Multiple Resource View, the highlighting won't show up. But if I open that same resource on its own, the invisible highlighting that I did over in Multiple Resource view now shows up.
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I can only highlight one resource while displaying multiple resources (the root resource). I'm using the command-H shortcut. Any idea why?
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This is all I care about.
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I'm in the market for a new computer. Anyone have thoughts on whether I get a quad-core MacBook OR stick with a dual-core, but with increased memory. So, do I spend $1799 on the new 13 MacBook w/ Touch Bar 2.3GHz quad‑core 8th‑generation Intel Core i5 processor ? OR spend $1699 on the non-Touch Bar 13 MacBook 2.3GHz dual-core 7th-generation Intel Core