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Brad Pribbenow

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I'm searching for a solution to a problem that I'm guessing is fairly obvious--maybe I've overlooked something. I'd like to be able to set two Bible text windows side-by-side to compare their content. For example,

 

1. I'd like to compare the quote of Joel 2:28-32 in Acts 2:17-21 with the actual text in Joel 2:28; or

2. I'd like to compare the text of Exodus 34:14-16 with Numbers 25:1-3

 

I cannot break the "linked" movement between my different text windows. Am I missing something obvious in this?

 

Brad

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Press the option key each time you scroll, and you will scroll only the selected pane. This lets you line up two panes any way you want.

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Hi Helen:

 

Thanks for the quick reply. The option-click/scroll doesn't seem to work. Both texts continue to scroll the same.

 

Plus, what if I want to take the 2nd text window to another text multiple books away (e.g. from the OT to the NT, etc.)? Do I have to scroll that whole distance?

 

Brad

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Sorry, it's the control key not the option. If you enter the two passages in your verses search it will be easier to scroll to the other passage.

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Excellent! That worked perfectly. I'm not able to use my touchpad to scroll--I have to use the down/up arrows on the scroll bar on the right side of the window(s). But it scrolls perfectly this way.

 

Thanks!

 

Brad

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  • 3 weeks later...

I am trying something along these lines that I was shown at the SBL recently, was quite simple, but I forgot.

 

How to I display in the same workspace a GNT text and a LXX text in the other window, or a GNT text in one pane, a Fathers text in the other one within the same workspace?

 

Thanks

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In either case you need to have the text in separate tabs, but in version 9 you simply drag one tab to the edge of the workspace to create a new zone with that tab.

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In either case you need to have the text in separate tabs, but in version 9 you simply drag one tab to the edge of the workspace to create a new zone with that tab.

Thanks,

that was easy.

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