Organizing or Separating Libraries

I am a very new user to Logos and I am trying to organize the library. I purchased (for free) the Perseus Collection which is massive. I want to keep this as a resource, but it is not something I will be using everyday. Is there some way to separate this massive collection of books from the everyday use resources? I am looking for something more than simply prioritizing resources. Is there any way to organize the libraries by collection so that entire Perseus Collection is separate and to the side while remaining accessible when needed? I really don't like running a search and it having to go through everything.

Thanks for your help

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Graham Owen

You can create a collection to exclude Perseus and use that instead of all resources, you need to use the following collection code to do this:

rating:>=0 ANDNOT publisher:perseus

I also like to exclude the Vyrso books so use:

rating:>=0 ANDNOT (publisher:perseus OR edition:ebook)

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I am a very new user to Logos and I am trying to organize the library.

Wiki Getting Started with Logos has => Collections with Tips and links, including => Example Collections that has a number of Perseus collections. Size comments include number of Perseus resources in those collections.

I also like to exclude the Vyrso books so use:

rating:>=0 ANDNOT (publisher:perseus OR edition:ebook)

Also could use rule:

rating:>=0 -publisher:perseus -edition:e

Minus sign in the rule is an alternative way to write ANDNOT. Edition has three values: Logos, eBook, and User Created so edition:e is sufficient to filter Vryso book(s).

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Will Turner

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/357134#Comment_357134

Thank you both. That works.