Actually, it's not a riddle... I was just in the mood to quote the 60's Batman show, LOL!
But I do have a question I'm asking out of pure curiosity: what IS the difference between searching "all resources" and searching "everything"? I'm assuming one does something differently than the other or it wouldn't be there.
If yes, please give examples of when to use one or the other so that I can be forever edumacated.
Thanks!
Carmen Gauvin-O'Donnell:what IS the difference between searching "all resources" and searching "everything"?
Resources = Books, journals, etc.
"Everything" = Resources + Notes, etc.
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Adding to what JT said, there is a useful article on the Everything search at https://wiki.logos.com/Search_HELP#Everything
It’s important to be aware that “Most of the results are partial and provide links to more complete searches:”
Well THANKS JT and Graham... your replies make perfect sense. I now consider myself edumacated. Hurray!
So if I get it correctly, “everything“ includes our personal content, “resources“ includes only Logos products?
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Yes, with the understanding that "personal books" are included in "resources."
OK, thanks for clarifying that distinction. I would have assumed personal books would fall under "everything."
David Wanat: OK, thanks for clarifying that distinction. I would have assumed personal books would fall under "everything."
Personal Books are included in both