32 Analysis Window: The Use Tab

The Use Tab provides a quick and convenient means to look at the way a particular word is used in the current book or version. As you pass the mouse over a word in the Browse Window the Use Tab will display all of the occurrences of the word in the current book. This allows you to see quickly if there are other verses in the immediate context that you might want to examine. 

The Book/Version radio button allows you to determine whether the occurrence list covers the current book or the entire version.

If you click on a verse in the occurrence list, the verse will be displayed in the Browse Window.

The Use Tab is currently not supported for double byte languages like Chinese. The list of verses generated for this display ignores any verse limits which have been set.

Note that the process which builds the word lists is not accent or vowel point sensitive. However, there is an option (see below) for requiring that the part of speech and homonym tags match for Hebrew texts.

If you click on the Options button you will be presented with a list of options that permit you to configure how the verse list is constructed. This menu is also available by right clicking on the verse list. The options are as follows:

• Freeze Window
  If this option is checked the Use Tab window will not be updated automatically as you move your mouse over words in the Browse Window. The Use Tab window can also be temporarily frozen by holding down the SHIFT key.
• Hits based on form (not lemma)
  If this option is selected matches will be based on the form of the word rather than the lemma. This option has no effect on untagged version (like English).
• Require pos+homonym match (Hebrew only)
  If this option is selected matches based on the underlying lemma will require that the homonym and part of speech codes match.
• Export verse list to search list
  If you select this menu option the displayed verse list will be transferred to the Search Window verse list.
• Show verse popups
  If this option is selected the full text of each verse will be displayed as you move the mouse over the verses in the Use Tab verse list.
• Update stats tab if open
  If this option is selected and the Stats Tab is open in the other tab pane, both will be updated as you move the mouse over words in the main Browse Window.

The list of verses produced will depend on the settings of the 2nd and 3rd options above and also on the type of word under your mouse cursor:

• Mouse over word in untagged version (like English)
  Occurrences of the word will be found.
• Mouse over word in Greek text version
  If the "based on form" option is set, occurrences of the word will be found. If the "based on form" option is not set, occurrences of the underlying lemma will be found, unless the Greek text has no morphology version, in which case the word itself will be used. Morphological codes are ignored.
• Mouse over a word (word@code) in a morphological Greek version
  If the "based on form" option is set, occurrences of the word word/code pair will be found. No codes will be ignored. If the "based on form" option is not set, the codes will be ignored and occurrences of the lemma will be found irrespective of code.
• Mouse over word in Hebrew text version
  If the "based on form" option is set, occurrences of the word will be found. For compound words BibleWorks will attempt to pick off the correct word. If the "based on form" option is not set, occurrences of the underlying lemma will be found. Morphological codes are ignored unless the "Require homonym match" is set, in which case words will be required to have the same homonym code as the word under the mouse cursor.
• Mouse over a word (word@code) in a morphological Hebrew version
  If the "based on form" option is set, occurrences of the word word/code pair will be found. No codes will be ignored. If the "based on form" option is not set, the codes will be ignored and occurrences of the lemma will be found irrespective of code. If the "Require homonym match" is set words will be required to have the same homonym code as the word under the mouse cursor.