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Interlinear in one column and several translations in one other column?


EricC

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Is it possible to display an interlinear horizontally in one column and then "stack" several versions vertically one on top of the other in one other column?

 
I've got this (a separate column for each translation):
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Something like this is what I want (stacked translations in one column; it's sloppy since I just pasted together screenshots):
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Eric,

 

is this what you want?

 

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If so, open your Hebrew text; then open one English text from the Library; drag English text tab to create its own space; then add parallel English texts; then you can click on the vertical/horizontal button (red arrow).

 

Hope that helps.

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Thank you, Accord!

 

I finally got it to work as you said, although I never could get the existing workspace to do it. Started a new one and got it. I guess the key is the "drag English text tab to create its own space." Thanks for that tip. 

 

Eric

 

Edit: Ahh, now I see the catch: unless I'm missing something, now they don't all sync. I have to manually tell each "space" to go to a given verse. But at least it saves screen real estate and is usable.

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Thank you, Accord!

 

I finally got it to work as you said, although I never could get the existing workspace to do it. Started a new one and got it. I guess the key is the "drag English text tab to create its own space." Thanks for that tip. 

 

Eric

 

Edit: Ahh, now I see the catch: unless I'm missing something, now they don't all sync. I have to manually tell each "space" to go to a given verse. But at least it saves screen real estate and is usable.

 

Great!  "space" = "zone"  zone is the word I just could not remember for the description.  

 

for the text to sync use "tab ties" found by: see screenshot

 

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It just gets better and better! I didn't know about Tab Ties. It works great.

 

Thank you!

 

Eric

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