BDAG not in the Greek Lexicons section

[Lawrence]

System: Windows 11, Accordance 14.0.5

 

The default 'install everything' seems to have put BDAG outside the Greek Lexicons section:

 

I found it by scrolling down past the section names, together with a whole bunch of other resources.

 

I didn't pay attention to whether I installed everything at once or whether I did it in stages, but I didn't pull all the resources out of the section headings. I'm also not sure whether it was a straight v.14.0.5 installation or an upgrade from 14.0.4. A full installation takes awhile and can sometimes choke, so I'm not keen to test it out by uninstalling and reinstalling the lot right at the moment as I have an essay due soon.

 

Just wondering whether this was specific to my setup, or has anyone else experienced this de-categorising of resources?

[Misulejoha]

1 hour ago, Lawrence said:

System: Windows 11, Accordance 14.0.5

 

The default 'install everything' seems to have put BDAG outside the Greek Lexicons section:

 

I found it by scrolling down past the section names, together with a whole bunch of other resources.

 

I didn't pay attention to whether I installed everything at once or whether I did it in stages, but I didn't pull all the resources out of the section headings. I'm also not sure whether it was a straight v.14.0.5 installation or an upgrade from 14.0.4. A full installation takes awhile and can sometimes choke, so I'm not keen to test it out by uninstalling and reinstalling the lot right at the moment as I have an essay due soon.

 

Just wondering whether this was specific to my setup, or has anyone else experienced this de-categorising of resources?

@Lawrence

I've had this happen to me on more than one occasion.  Especially during the early release of v14 when I had to uninstall/reinstall due to various bug issues.

[Mark Allison]

Yes, I have this happen fairly often as well. It's irritating, but easy enough to move the resource to your preferred location. 

[Dr. Nathan Parker]

This has happened to me. I've reported it, but I'll also send in your report so we can know it's happening to other users.

[Lawrence]

Thanks everyone. Since it seems to be an intermittent bug, I might wait for 14.1 to do a full reinstallation.

Accessing BDAG through the Library search is probably the easiest workaround for now.

[Douglas Fyfe]

What happens when you right-click on BDAG in your library and click "show in library"? 

Where is it stored? 

And if you drag it into Greek Lexicons does it not stay there?

[Sean Nelson]

It's happened to me before too. Have you tried going to preferences>appearance and clicking "organize tools by category?" That fixed the issue for me.

[Dr. Nathan Parker]

That fixes the issue, but it also wipes out any other customizations you might have, so use that feature carefully. :-) 

[Lawrence]

On 5/30/2023 at 11:14 AM, Douglas Fyfe said:

What happens when you right-click on BDAG in your library and click "show in library"? 

Where is it stored? 

And if you drag it into Greek Lexicons does it not stay there?

 

When I right-click on BDAG in the library, the "show in library" option is greyed out. BDAG ended up in an uncategorised mess under the Tools folders. I didn't drag it into Greek Lexicons because it was only one of many that would have needed reorganisation. @Sean Nelson's recommendation fixed the mess. BDAG and the other resources are back in their default locations, and accessible in the expected place from the "+" tab.

 

 

[Lawrence]

On 5/30/2023 at 7:50 PM, Sean Nelson said:

It's happened to me before too. Have you tried going to preferences>appearance and clicking "organize tools by category?" That fixed the issue for me.

 

That did the trick. Thanks!

[Dr. Nathan Parker]

"Show in Library" is grayed out unless you're actually searching for the module. It doesn't become active under "Recently Opened" at the moment. We could add that as a feature request, as it has confused even some of us employees. :-)