For the past several posts, I’ve been showing how you can customize the appearance of the parsing window to show specific information or to parse certain parts of speech. But what if you want to parse specific words or forms in a passage? Believe it or not, you can do that too. For example, let’s […]
Yesterday, I showed how you could customize the appearance of the parsing window to show only the specific information you want for each word parsed. But that’s just the beginning of what you can do with the parsing window. What if you don’t want parsing information for every word you select? For example, let’s say […]
Last week, I showed how you can parse a selection of text using the Parse button on the Resource palette. In that post I confessed my sins from seminary Greek and promised to show you the power of the Parsing window. The key to accessing the power of the Parsing window is the key to […]
I have a confession to make. When I was taking Greek in seminary, I didn’t always come to class fully prepared. I know, it’s hard to believe—especially in light of how consistent I’ve been with the blog this week—but I’m afraid it’s all too true. There were times when I came to class without my […]