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[Ken Simpson]

When amplifying to BDAG from a greek text, if the selected word is a single letter, (e.g. ἢ) then the amplification is only to the header and not to the body text

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Edited by Ken Simpson, 19 September 2012 - 05:28 PM.

[Rick Bennett]

When amplifying to BDAG from a greek text, if the selected word is a single letter, (e.g. ἢ) then the amplification is only to the header and not to the body text

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This is actually the same behavior on Mac. It ignores accents/breathing marks so displays the first 'hit'.

[Ken Simpson]

Hi Rick.
except that on a MacAcc you see all the text, whereas in iAcc you only see the letter....
unless I am doing something wrong.

Compare the information you can get from this  Screen Shot 2012-09-20 at 15.19.21 .jpg   517.31K   12 downloads (MacAcc) and this  photo6.PNG   570.64K   9 downloads (iAcc)

The latter is pretty useless in terms of the BDAG info.

[Rick Bennett]

Hi Rick.
except that on a MacAcc you see all the text, whereas in iAcc you only see the letter....
unless I am doing something wrong.

Compare the information you can get from this  Screen Shot 2012-09-20 at 15.19.21 .jpg   517.31K   12 downloads (MacAcc) and this  photo6.PNG   570.64K   9 downloads (iAcc)

The latter is pretty useless in terms of the BDAG info.

In the Mac screen shot it looks like you triple-clicked to amplify to BDAG, thus showing all the hits. On the iOS side you're not doing the same thing. What you're seeing in Instant Details on iOS is the equivalent of cmd-hover on Mac. In that case they will display the same thing on both apps (and vice versa when amplifying to BDAG).

I hope this helps.

[Ken Simpson]

Ahhh yes. So true Rick. And CMD on instant details does only show "H"

Thanks! interesting quirk...