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Is it possible the highlighting in the note in your screenshot applied using a mobile device instead of the desktop application?
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[quote user="Robert M. Warren"] "Dark Mode Fixed stylings bugs in the Passage Analysis Tool." Clearly this does not mean one can now actually see the text of the pericope headings in Compare Pericopes. What does it mean? [/quote] I believe this refers to fixing the styling for the Word Tree portion of the Passage Analysis tool.
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It looks to me like some of the highlighting styles are setting the font of the text to one of the fonts NB.Mick is talking about. Can you check the settings of one of your styles from the "My Notation Style" palette (specifically the "Font Styling" settings).
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Thanks for the report. I can recreate this crash. I've create a case to fix this bug.
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Thanks, NB.Mick, I missed that. Human Bosman, you are correct that Faithlife does not currently sell many of these resources you are referring to. Unfortunately, these were licensed to a third party that is no longer in business, and we don't currently have permission to sell them.
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[quote user="Human Bosman"]STILL MY BIGGEST CONCERN IS THAT THE AFRIKAANS REOURCES IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SALE ON THE WEB STORE AND THUS NOT AVIALBLE TO THE NEW GENERATION.[/quote] These seem to be available here: https://www.logos.com/search?sortBy=Relevance&limit=60&page=1&ownership=all&geographicAvailability=all&filters=language
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Thanks for the report. This should be fixed now.
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It sounds to me like you are opening from a shortcut or bookmark, which will preserve the settings at the time you made the shortcut/bookmark. Try opening directly from the Tools menu. Or delete the old shortcut and create a new one with your desired settings.
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[quote user="Graham Criddle"] Logical operators - such as OR - do not function correctly within lists (enclosed in ()). Try using the "," instead <Lemma = lbs/el/πνεῦμα> NOTEQUALS (Ghost, Spirit) [/quote] Let me expand on this a little. If you search for (Ghost OR Spirit) then you will see that each word shows up a different
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[quote user="Rev. Joel A. Brondos"] I simply want to search "All Text" in my Collection . . . E.g. All Text > Luther's Works and NOT All Text > All Passages > Luther's Works [/quote] It sounds to me like you may be doing a Bible search instead of a Basic search.
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There are older, obsolete versions of both those resources that you did own. I think your search index still contains results from those resources, even though they are no longer on your machine or visible in your library. You can probably clean this up by rebuilding your search index. You can accomplish this by typing rebuild index in the Go box at
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Thanks for the report. I've written up a case.
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You can turn on the "Bible text only" option in the "Visual filters" menu, and then make sure the "Apparatus indicators" option is turned off.
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Seems to be working for me. What reference are you trying?
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Thanks for the report. We'll take a look.
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Go and try typing CCEPONT in your library, and you will see there are no results. This is because there isn't any resource short title set for these resources. The "CCEPONT" title shows up there for display purposes (and is searchable within that popup), but isn't indexed with the other metadata in the library. You can fix this by setting this a the
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Thanks for the report. I've created a case.
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The "lemma:" modifier in the search you've typed only applies to the first term. This means that the rest of the terms are looking for a match in the manuscript text, not the lemma. Try this search: lemma:βαπτίζω, lemma:βάπτισμα, lemma:βαπτιστής, lemma
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Note that you can either hold down the Alt key while selecting or change your Text Selection option in the Program Settings to "Character". Either of these will enable you to select only part of a word. This will let your selection section operate on just the part of the word you are interested in. Obviously this doesn't help in all situations. I'd
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Thanks for the report. I've written up a case.