One thing that i miss about my paper scriptures
Thu, 01/07/2010 - 22:34 — mgorman85
i'm posting this in the off-topic because it's not really a feature request per se, but more a drawback that i've noticed. the only thing that i've really missed in regards to switching from paper scriptures to electronic is that in my paper scriptures, before i even read a page i could glance at the footnotes really quick and see if there were any hebrew or greek explanations and JST's and then mark the superscript and corresponding footnote. i don't know what could be done about this, and it probably isn't that big of a deal, but it is one thing that i liked being able to do. another thing i miss is the font :-D (but i've already gone there).
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mgorman85, Yeah, I know what
mgorman85,
Yeah, I know what you're saying and ironically, just today in reading Genesis for next Sunday, I discovered a way to study. As I read through the OT, I tap on each official footnote hyperlink. As I do so, the References & Footnotes window pops open and I can see if there are any HEB, GR, or JST references listed. I have my font set to something like 17 pt. so that there is a little more text in the regular window. And I just read down like this, tapping on every hyperlink. If I find one with a HEB OR GR explanation, I mark the hyperlink with italics so I know that it is an official footnote (my personal ones are italics and bold).