Glossing all words

[pdstewart]

Is there a way to gloss all words in a section of scripture at once? 

 

Maybe I wanted to gloss every word in Mark 1:1.

Maybe I wanted to highlight a phrase and gloss those words at once.

[JonathanHuber]

You could turn on gloss in the interlinear.

[Abram K-J]

Sounds like you want the Parsing feature. Select text, right-click, go to Look Up/Parsing. It will parse every word in the selection. You can also adjust what information shows in the new pane. 

[pdstewart]

I have done interlinear and parsing.  I was in a class (they all use Logos) and they had a way to select a verse and gloss the words in BDB. 

 

You can do this in accordance by highlighting whatever section you want and then define, but what it does is open the entire BDB (or whatever lexicon you want) and marks the words as "hits."  This is cool, but I wanted to know if there was a way to get a summary window that shows just the words being defined and their unique uses/definitions (without having the entire lexicon open).

[Helen Brown]

If the lexicon opens with the entire text and the hits marked, you can go to the gear menu on the right and choose Show Text As: Articles. Some lexicons are set to open like that by default, but again it's a quick change in any case.