New Feature: Corresponding Notes and Highlights (Feature)

Jacob Cerone
Jacob Cerone Member, Logos Employee Posts: 293
edited November 2024 in English Forum

What is it?

With Corresponding Notes, you can now see all the notes you've attached to biblical texts with reverse interlinears. Take a note on the Greek word Εὐχαριστοῦμεν (eucharistoumen) in your Greek New Testament, and with the Corresponding Notes feature, you'll see that same note attached to the equivalent translation in your ESV, NIV, NASB, and many other translations.

How does it work?

Corresponding Notes and Highlights only works on resources that have reverse interlinears associated with them. This is because Logos identifies the word number your note is associated with and matches it with the translation you want your note displayed in. 

To use the feature, click to open the visual highlights menu, select Corresponding Notes and Highlights, and choose the Note document you want to display.

    Where can I learn more?

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