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Zones in Accordance 9

Started by Timothy Jenney , Oct 02 2010 08:19 PM

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#1 Timothy Jenney

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Posted 02 October 2010 - 08:19 PM

The first of our training podcasts for version 9 is now complete. It's on "Zones" and contains several different practical examples. Learn how to set up your own zones—and how to maximize their potential.

One tip that did not make this podcast is how to link Bible dictionaries in zones. Make sure you have your default Bible dictionary open in one of the tabs. Then, just use the normal [LINK ?] command in the search entry box of any other Bible dictionary. Replace the "?" with the name of your default Bible dictionary. Now, every time you triple-click a word in a plain Bible text, you'll automatically look the word up in ALL of those Bible dictionaries. Neat, huh?

Of course, the same technique can be used with reference tools...

Enjoy!

http://www.accordanc...nloads/Podcasts

Edited by Timothy Jenney, 02 October 2010 - 08:20 PM.

Blessings,
"Dr. J"

Timothy P. Jenney, Ph. D.
"Lighting the Lamp" Host and Producer

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#2 WGTShedd

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Posted 02 October 2010 - 08:35 PM

The first of our training podcasts for version 9 is now complete. It's on "Zones" and contains several different practical examples. Learn how to set up your own zones—and how to maximize their potential.

One tip that did not make this podcast is how to link Bible dictionaries in zones. Make sure you have your default Bible dictionary open in one of the tabs. Then, just use the normal [LINK ?] command in the search entry box of any other Bible dictionary. Replace the "?" with the name of your default Bible dictionary. Now, every time you triple-click a word in a plain Bible text, you'll automatically look the word up in ALL of those Bible dictionaries. Neat, huh?

Of course, the same technique can be used with reference tools...

Enjoy!

http://www.accordanc...nloads/Podcasts

Thanks; the Zones thing has confused me and I have one working on my laptop and can't seem to "undo" it and can't seem to get one going on my desktop (I know I'm doing something wrong) so next week, I'll have to listen to this podcast. Thanks in advance.

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Visiting Lecturer in Theology and NT in S. Africa