One thing I hate when reading theology is endnotes. Footnotes are fine. But I hate flipping to the end of a chapter, or the end of a book, just to find an ibid.
Logos has killed the end note. Here's a screen shot of one of my book reading layouts. I'm reading a devotional I like, and have it open on the left, and a clippings file called Serendipitous Clippings that I keep open on the right, where I can paste interesting things I might want later, but don't want to take the time to classify just yet.
The fun part in in the middle panes. I have the Information pane on the middle bottom, where I can get word definitions quickly, and the Power Lookup pane open above it, where the end note has died, and is buried in an unmarked grave.
A note in the text? No more flipping. I just look to the right, and there it is!
I love this feature. Power Lookup Rules!!
