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October 2003
Tips: Chase Chapter Only
Why do you want to remember where scriptures are located? Usually so
you can find them again and refer them to others. Obviously,
Scriptorian's Chase feature was designed to help you remember where
your favorite verses are. That way, when you redline them on the pages
of your scriptures, you will be able to find them again.
Normally, Chase's fill in entry mode requires you to know the entire
reference of a verse. However, you may only be interested in getting
to the right page of your scriptures and you can find your highlighted
verse from there. In this case, you don't want to worry about the
verse number, only which chapter it is found in. If this is your goal,
then you want to take advantage of Chase's chapter only feature.
You can set Chase to operate in chapter only mode by selecting the
Book, chapter only option in the Chase tab of the Options dialog
(for a general setting) or the Study List Options dialog (for a study
list specific setting). This setting only affects fill in entry mode-
if you normally use multiple choice mode, you will not see a
difference. Now when you run Chase in fill in mode, you only need to
enter the book and chapter to get a correct answer. For example, if
the full reference was "Matthew 5:48", if you enter "Matthew 5", you
get full credit!
How do you use Scriptorian? Have you come up with some ideas that may
be useful for others? Please share them through the feedback page or e-mail them to us.
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