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Copy from anywhere (Guides, Search Results, Resource Info panel)

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In Logos 5, the section headers in Guides and most Tools have a “Copy” command on the context (right-click) menu that copies their content to the clipboard.

fgh commented · May 28, 2018

Anonymous, this isn't a good place to help you, but ask on the forums and we'll help you out.

fgh commented · Feb 14, 2013

Bradley, I just tried to help the user at http://community.logos.com/forums/t/66246.aspx find a way to copy from the resource info. I didn't succeed. So how can this be 'completed'?

Add highlighting option to selection popup menu

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fgh commented · Apr 3, 2013

You can assign a shortcut key and highlight with a single key.

provide a box pop up after selecting text with the option to highlight for quicker highlighting

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fgh commented · Apr 3, 2013

You can assign a shortcut key and highlight with a single key.

Update software without requiring action

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fgh commented · Apr 3, 2013

You can set the updates to occur at night, or you can set Automatic Updates to No, and update manually. Look in Program Settings.

An easier way to highlight verses such as a right click

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fgh commented · Apr 3, 2013

You don't have to open Highlighting. You can assign a shortcut key and highlight with a single key.

label Wiersbe's BE series with their Bible book. "Be Decisive" has nothing to do with what book it is, and when you mouse over the resource

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fgh commented · Apr 3, 2013

You can edit book titles yourself in the Info part of the Library.

* Suggestion: Please change they way Book Info pop-ups work when looking in the Library.

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fgh commented · Apr 3, 2013

If only I had more votes...

Improve the highlighting function: bolder color, enable in footnotes, enable Ctrl+Z undo

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14 comments · Logos Bible Software 7 · Admin →

fgh commented · Feb 14, 2013

You can always erase one particular highlight by locating it in the 'note' file and erasing it from there. That leave all other highlights intact.

You also don't need to reselect before you can erase. Just right-click anywhere on the highlight and choose Remove Annotation. (This method does remove other highlights in that same spot, though.)

But I agree about Ctrl/Cmd-Z and highlighting in footnotes.