Stupid Question

Please pardon my ignorance but I've never seen it addressed anywhere before. Say for instance I'm doing a study on Rom 1:16-17. The passage Guide is open and has done its thing. If I expand the Commentary Section, or any section, at the bottom right is a place for notes. What is this for, examples of use, why use it if anyone does.

Michael

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Keith Pang

You can note what commentary wasn’t or was helpful for whatever passage you are working on

MJ. Smith

When I am interrupted, I use it as a way to mark my place in a list

Simon’s Brother

Expanding on Keith‘s suggestion you could note which commentaries you want to come back to later for a deeper review and make a quick note of what it was you wanted to come back and explore deeper. It might be something either you agree or disagree with. For those with a larger library of commentaries this can be helpful in narrowing down the list of commentaries that are most helpful to your current study.

Rev. Michael L. Burns

Thank you all for your quick responses. they help. I wonder why it never seems to be addressed or else I missed it. By-the-way, where are these notes stored? I'm multiple note files? a single note file? Are they permanently linked to the Passage/Topic under study? No Biggy but just curious.

Michael

Andrew Perez

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/955269#Comment_955269

This was a great question.

God Bless You all

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/955269#Comment_955269

By-the-way, where are these notes stored?

Stored with the saved passage guide which you can access from the Guides menu, looking for the passage you used.

Any time you make a change, the guide is saved for future use.