Open and Link Construct Tabs

Open a Construct Tab

To open a Construct tab, on the File menu, select New Tab > Construct and then choose the desired type of Construct tab (Simple, Greek, or Hebrew).

Linking a Search Tab to a Construct Tab

By linking the Construct tab to a Search tabClosed The core tab used to search Bible texts, it consists of a search entry area and a search results area, you can perform and view your search results. Links between a Construct and Search tab can be made in two ways:

  1. Automatic Links
  2. Manual Link

    If you open a second Construct tab (or the Link command does not appear in the Search Entry box of the Search tab), the Construct tab must be manually linked to the Search tab. To do so:
    1. Click in the Search Entry box of the Search tab
    2. Do one of the following:
      • On the Search menu, choose Enter Commands>Link.
      • Right-click within the Construct tab, choose Link From, and select the desired Search tab.

Examples

Example: Greek Construct Search

Example: Hebrew Construct Search

Example: Define an English Construct

Example: English Construct with Key Numbers

General Concepts

Greek and Hebrew Constructs

Overview of Construct Items on the Palette

Construct Tab Graphical Searches

The Simple Construct Palette

Related Tasks

Perform a Simple Construct Search

Search for Syntactical Constructs

Reference Materials

Negating Element Items

Parts of Speech Elements

The AGREE Connecting Item

The Inflected Form Element

The INTER Connecting Item

The Lexical Form Element

Using Multiple Items to Define an Element

Using Multiple Connecting Items

The Construct Tab

Select Key Numbers Dialog Box

Select Words Dialog Box

Understanding Construct Searches vs Standard Searches

 


 

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