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Thanks for the report. This will be fixed in an upcoming beta.
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[quote user="Graham Criddle"] I've just checked and with Turabian 8th I get page numbers in the citation while with Turabian 9th I don't [/quote] Thank you. This makes sense. We do have a case open for this issue with Turabian 9th. I don't have an estimate for when it will be resolved. I would recommend using 8th edition for now.
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[quote user="Rick Ausdahl"]Can you tell me which one of the four pronunciation flavors (when including Strong's), is most likely to be used at the present time by Bible Colleges/Universities when teaching Biblical Greek?[/quote] My understanding is that it varies from school to school, and possible between professors in a school.
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If I select some text from the resource and copy and paste it here in the forum, here is what I get: [quote] For a short time during the reign of John Hyrcanus (i.e. Hyrcanus I, 134–104 B.C.) Judaea became a vassal state, but independence was regained in 129 B.C. and was confirmed by the Roman Senate. D. S. Russell, Between the Testaments, Revised Edition
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[quote user="Rick Ausdahl"]Would anyone with a knowledge of Biblical Greek have a thought as to why the two Logos audio pronunciation sources noted above, provide such different pronunciations of Greek words?[/quote] The pronunciations in Strong's Talking Greek and Hebrew Dictionary were not created by Faithlife. They presumably come from WORDsearch
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Perhaps I'm missing something, but that chart does not appear to have anything to do with Jesus' Genealogy. I would not expect to see it show up in Factbook or a Topic Guide for that. It seems to me more likely to be associated with the topics "Life of Jesus" or "Life and Teachings of Jesus Christ". That said, it still wouldn't show up in Factbook because
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https://wiki.logos.com/Logos_9.9_SR-1 Version 9.9.0.0016 included a fix for this, but unfortunately you didn't update to this before 9.10 was released. You'll have to manually update to 9.10 by manually running the installer as Dave suggested.
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[quote user="xnman"]Time to time... I want to hear a word pronounced. I have Strongs Talking Greek and Hebrew Dictionary and it works but.... I have to open it up go to the word and then hear it spoken.[/quote] Make sure you have both your Bible and Strong's Talking Greek and Hebrew Dictionary open. Use the panel menu on each to place them in the same
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We do have an open case for this bug. I've added a link to this thread so that we can post an update when it is fixed.
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I have not tried it, but you might experience an improvement if you use "Enable limited view mode" from the menu in the upper right corner (click on your profile image). Note that this will disable a number of features in the resource view, and may result in a different appearance of the resource text.
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[quote user="MJ. Smith"]The original question was re: grammatical roles note semantic roles ... which I assume reflect the same data as the clause visualizations.[/quote] You are right, I missed that distinction. The Grammatical roles come from the clause datasets, which are documented here: https://ref.ly/logosres/cidbdochegkclause
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Use the search panel and do a Basic search on "Your Documents". This search will include the notes in your Bibliography documents. You can narrow the search down to just searching the notes by using the notes field, such as: notes:"really good" (note the lack of space after the colon in the search.
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As NB.Mick indicated, we have an open case for this bug. I've added a link to this thread in the case so that we can post an update here when it is fixed.
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If you click on the question mark icon in the section header, it opens the Help file to the documentation on the section. At the bottom of that article is a link to the Semantic Roles and Case Frames dataset documentation. Hopefully that provides the answer you are looking for.
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We have an open case for this problem. Unfortunately, I don't have any timeline for when this might be fixed. I've added a link to this thread in the case so that we can post here when the problem is resolved.
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[quote user="David Ames"]Every once in a while rebuild the collection to see if there are new members.[/quote] Just rerun the search in the library panel, select all the resources that are returned (ctrl+a) then apply the tag to all the selected resources. The reason the tag approach has been suggested is because this can have the effect of turning
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[quote user="PL"]At one point a couple years ago I think we were advised that having too many collections (or was that visual filters?) would slow down Logos, specifically slowing down the opening and displaying of Bible texts. Is that true anymore? (Was that ever true?[/quote] When the application starts up, it will generate and store in memory the
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[quote user="Morgan Bradley"]As a follow up question, what is the difference between searching as discussed so far vs. INTERSECTS {Headword Law}. I'm getting very different results and trying to understand what determines Headword in a resource.[/quote] A headword is what's called a milestone, which is a section of a book that has been tagged in an
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[quote user="Michael Kinch"]Andrew how do we run an FSD on Journals?[/quote] Create a new collection using the search: type:journal
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[quote user="Kiyah"] Is this limiting the search to when the verse reference appears within the section under the heading/large text/title? Or is this searching the whole resource for the heading to include the word Law, then the verse reference separately regardless of whether it's in the section under the heading?[/quote] Basic searches always operate