Select and Mark Verses
You can select verses and then highlight them, apply bookmarks, or add a User Note. Bookmarks are saved in your Library. A symbol to the right of the verse appears indicating if it was bookmarked or if a User Note has been added.
- You can highlight a word, a sentence, or an entire verse with colors, or apply a highlight symbol.
- Bookmarks are resource
Any Bible text, or other single tool that can be read in Accordance, including reference texts and articles; may also be referred to as content or module specific and saved in the Library. - All User Notes can be saved in one file, for ease of access.
This topic provides a very brief overview for selecting and marking verses in one of these ways.
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Note This topic specifically relates to working with a Bible Text or corpus |
Select Verses
- A verse is selected whenever you click on text, or select text anywhere within the verse.
- A selection can include more than one adjacent verse in a pane.
- After a verse is selected, its reference is used to access some amplify To select words or a reference and search for the selection in the text or tool of your choice. You can select the resource in the Library or Amplify menus. A triple-click is a shortcut which amplifies to the top tool of the relevant category. features, and also to add to a reference list in the Selection menu.
Add and Remove Bookmarks
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Note Bookmarks are saved in the Library. |
- Bookmarks can be added to selected verses by selecting the desired text and doing one of the following:
- Press Shift+
- Press
- Click Selection>Mark Selection.
Blue bookmarks appear in the right margin of the selected text pane, and Mark buttons appear in the Navigation bar. Use the Mark button to navigate between bookmarks.
- Remove a bookmark by doing one of the following:
- Press Shift+
- Press
- Click Selection>Remove All Marks to remove all bookmarks.
Marks for User Notes
- Adding a User Note to a verse marks the verse with a single-page icon (
) in the same margin. - The icon changes to twp pages (
) if there is more that one note on the verse. - Double-click the single- or two-page icon to open the User Notes for that verse.
More about Highlights
All Highlights are saved in a special file which you can modify. You can also create different highlight styles. The following procedure assumes that you are new to Highlights and working with the pre-installed Highlight file.
- Select a word or verse.
- Right-click and choose Highlight>Important or Highlight>Symbols and select the desired symbol. The Highlight color or symbol is added to your text.