That is good news! Thanks for checking up on this Mark.
Mark Davis: I did email Dan and he replied and said that he has contacted their team and that they have given this more priority, but also that he could not promise anything time-wise.
I did email Dan and he replied and said that he has contacted their team and that they have given this more priority, but also that he could not promise anything time-wise.
Any updates?
Nope, sorry, nothing new yet.
I just looked on Logos.com and they still only list the 2003 version. So the PBB route is still the best option I guess...
- Mark
On another bent, I did some more research and found that MS Office 2016 can now simply "Open" the PDF version of Dr. Constable's notes. In doing that, you can then save them as a .DOCX file for importing with PBB. This method creates a better file than my prior method using Acrobat for the conversion. So much better, that I can use Word's automatic Table of Contents creator and get a TOC in the files as well. This may not be tagging, but it sure beats a flat PBB file! If you have Word 2016, I'd recommend using this method instead. If you don't have Word 2016 and are still interested in all of this, just email me ;) (check the thread for my email address in a previous post).
Hi Mark:
Before you do any work, check your email.
Just FYI for those reading this on the forums, Dr .Constable's notes have been updated to 2019 versions now.
That is awesome! I didn't notice a difference on the product page. When did the update ship?
I still show Feb 5 2014 as last update (probably when I bought it).
Mark Davis: Just FYI for those reading this on the forums, Dr .Constable's notes have been updated to 2019 versions now.
Not in the Logos format yet..?
I think Mark means the PDF versions.
Mattillo: That is awesome! I didn't notice a difference on the product page. When did the update ship?