Clippings

 Mark Barnes [[Tutorial Video #7 - Clippings >> http://www.logosbiblesoftwaretraining.com/videos/clippings/]]

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!! Creating a new Clippings Document

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#. Click on *Documents* in the top menu.

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#. In the drop down menu at the top click on *Clippings* to create a new Clippings document.

#. Logos will open a new tab creating your new Clippings document.

#. Start off by clicking on the /Title/ to give it a name.

#. Start off by clicking on the clippings /Title/ to give it a name.

 

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!! Opening an existing Clippings document

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#. Click on *Documents* in the top menu.

#. In the /Find/ box{{$media:Clip2b.png}}type *clip* to have Logos sort your documents by Clippings.

#. In the /Find/ box type *clip* to have Logos sort your documents by Clippings.

#. Locate your Clipping document and click on it.

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!! Adding clippings to your Clipping document

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!!! Using the Right Click menu to add a clipping

* When you have no clippings document open, the last one you had open will appear in the right click menu.

* If you have never created a clippings document, then you can click /Add a Clipping/ in the right click menu. Remember to name it so that you can find it later.

 * If you have not ever created a clippings document, then you will see /Add Clipping/ in the right click menu. When you click on this, Logos will create a new clippings document (remember to name it so that you can find it later).

* Clippings documents will be listed when they are open in your layout. Otherwise the last ones used will be listed. \\ \\

* Clippings documents will appear when they are open in your layout. When you have more clippings open than will fit in the right click menu, you will see a scrollbar so that you may scroll through them. \\ \\

 

 

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#. Make sure your Clipping document is open (see [[Opening an existing Clippings document >> # Opening an existing Clippings document]] or [[Creating a new Clippings Document >> # Creating a new Clippings Document]]).

#. Select the text in a resource that you want to add to your clipping.

#. Right click on the selected text.

 * a pop-up menu will appear.

 * In the Context menu, click "Selection" on the shaded side.

* At the bottom, click on *Add a clippingto* (/yourdocument/).

* On theotherside, click/yourdocument/under *Add a clipping* .

#. Logos adds the selected text to your clippings document.

 

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#. Select the text in a resource that you want to add to your clipping.

#. In the Clipping document, click on the *Add Clipping* button.

#. Logos adds the selected text to your clippings document.

#. Logoswilladd the selected text to your clippings document.

 

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!! How to delete a Clippings document

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#. Click on *Documents* in the top menu.

#. In the /Find/ box, type *clip* which will sort to show Clipping documents.

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#. Notice the name of your document and the portion of text with the result.

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#. Open the /Search/ tool and select *Basic | Entire Library*.

#. In the Find box, type your tag word and press Enter.

#. In the /Search/ area expand the *My Content* section and notice the name of your Clipping.

 

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!! Viewing a clipping's Bibliography