I have a lot of great resources that I often forget to use, many of which are monographs. Other than creating a "My Favorite Books" collection, is there a way to make sure these resources are given prominence when studying or searching a passage or subject?
Hi Richard,
The best way is to organize your monographs into collections and then add the collections to guides or use the Cited By tool. You can also use the collections in a search as well. I realize this takes time, but it is well worth it if you can get them organized. Start with the categories that are most important to you: Background, Exegesis, Apologetics, Christian Living, certain authors... tagging and/or collections is the only way I know to really bring the monographs to the forefront of your study.
There are groups in Faithlife.com that have some suggested collection formulas as well as on the Logos Wiki.
Let me know if I can assist further.
But be careful that too many collection rules will slow down your Logos and your machine.
https://community.logos.com/forums/t/190721.aspx
PL: But be careful that too many collection rules will slow down your Logos and your machine. https://community.logos.com/forums/t/190721.aspx
Which is why I recommend tagging and creating collections from tags.