IntroductionWhen speaking about references, we refer to the list of references available in the references
window. It is a list of verses, e.g. Genesis 2:2. How to load references?References are loaded in the references window. References can be loaded as a result of: * A search operation. * Opening a list of references, through menu View / References, then click [actions] and then "Import a list of references". * Checking. * Getting them from a projectnote. When a list of references is opened, up to three words can be chosen to be highlighted in the text editor, when a reference is activated in the references window. How to go to a reference?The references list is used to quickly navigate to the verse referred to. Just click on the reference and Bibledit presents that verse in the text editor. Navigation aids: * Next Reference (F6): Actives the first reference, or if one is active already (except the last one), the next one. * Previous Reference (Shift+F6) Actives the first reference, or if one is active already (except the first one), the previous one. How to save references?A list of references can be saved through menu, File / Export. See information about exporting data. How to hide references?Any references that are at present in the references window can be hidden for the future. Click [actions], then "Hide ... from now on". It won't come back in the future. The list of references that has been hidden can be seen and edited via [actions], then "Manage the hidden references". How to print references?To print references, including the text they refer to, type Ctrl+P or choose menu File - Print. Follow the screen. How to go back to an original reference?When working in a text and going to another reference, it is important to have a way to go back to the original reference. The Previous/Next in the toolbar (green arrows to the left/right) can be used to go to the the original reference in the text editor. This is the text before any reference of the references window was activated. |