Tip of the day: How to select which resource to open in Ancient Literature section

When the Ancient Literature section references a work, you may have a preferred version to open. You can control this without knowing the system default prioritization nor your own prioritization.

Right click on the reference to bring up the context menu.
Select the datatype option on right-hand side (the < > icon)
On the left hand side of the context menu (after the Search section) you will find a list of resources (up to five) you own that contain the resource. Click on the one you want to open it.

Note: I don't know it this is a comprehensive list or simply the top 5.

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Bradley Grainger (Logos)

It's the top five destinations (or fewer if you don't have that many resources in your Library).

This tip should work for any data type reference anywhere in the program.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/733101#Comment_733101

Thanks Bradley

James Taylor

a list of resources (up to five) you own that contain the resource

Just for fun, I tried pressing f7 while hovering over the link for a writing for Basil which I had several versions to see if it would do a text comparison pop-up[:O] Nope! But maybe a cool feature for a future update (A text comparison for the Church Fathers, since Logos has so many different versions).

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/733113#Comment_733113

[Y]

RyanB

Great tip MJ... Thanks for sharing.