As you may already know, the Morris Proctor Tips & Tricks Blog offers two new tips every week for getting the most out of Logos Bible Software (learn more).
User David Bergquist posed the following question on a recent post at the Tips blog:
Is there a way to have one note show up in two places, for instance at a Bible verse and also in another book? I know one could make two copies of the same note, but is there a way to avoid making duplicate notes to have it show up in different books?
Here's my response, with the addition of a couple of illustrative screenshots:
David, you can create a system-wide note that's attached to a Bible verse. Then your note will show up in any book organized by Bible verse (e.g., Bibles and commentaries)!
To do this, right-click in a Bible or commentary and choose Add a Note | [desired note file] | Add a Note to [verse].
Voila! Now when you're reading any Bible version, commentary, or other book organized by verse (e.g., The New Manners and Customs of the Bible) you can just click the yellow note icon to open and edit the note. Or hover the mouse over the note icon to preview your note right where you are.
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