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One of the things I do constantly when reading resources that contain footnotes is to click them to bring up a floating window that allows you to read the footnote fully, including clicking any resource references in the footnotes. Hovering over the footnote does bring up a tooltip, but that's not the same. I would really like to see this addressed
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This my second post about this to try to revive the thread. The HDNT is a fairly useful resource and I'd like it receive proper support on the iPad. At the very least, could someone at Logos at least chime in on this?
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Surprisingly, I didn't see anyone complaining about this so I'm wondering if either no one uses this resource on the iPad of if somehow a necessary font has been omitted from the iPad install. Is there a fix for it?
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I would like to see it as well
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Exactly the same here using Mac v5.1a SR-1: works for a while, then slammed at 100%, then have to force quit. No indexer running. Sometimes sync arrows are spinning, sometimes not.
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I'm referring to the guide content (e.g. Passage Guide). Try printing one of those out and handing it out to someone in a Bible study and see how (not) helpful it is.
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That's the feature! Thanks for helping me find the name of it as well as what the state of it is.
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A few years back when I was still using Logos 3, there was a feature that allowed you to take much of the content from the passage guide, choose what content you wanted, and then print it as a sort of lesson plan or study guide that you could hand out in a Bible study group. You can sort of do that in Logos 5, but I don't see a way to expand the content
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It still crashes in SR-2
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I was attempting to print "Family Tree: Abraham" in landscape mode. Here are the logs: 2742.Logos.log.zip
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I'm using Logos 6 on Yosemite and when I try to switch the printing orientation of a Biblical People diagram, I consistently get a crash. I was hoping this would be addressed in SR-1 but it doesn't appear to be so I'm raising it here
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Same thing happened to me the other day on my iPad.
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When using the Biblical People tool and I zoom in to get more detail, some of the content is necessarily cut off around the edges. You should be able to reposition by dragging to see the cut off content, however, the gray area at the top (and the choices at the bottom) obscure the content. It's almost like the bounding area for scrolling is the entire
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I don't know if I'm just lucky or if this is an important detail, but I had the high CPU usage problem repeatedly when I tried to use Logos in full screen mode; however, I haven't had it once if I leave the application running (visible or hidden) in a regular window.
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Just today, the Logos app (v5.1b SR-3 for Mac) and LogosIndexer both attempted to connect to a domain I don't recognize: secure.footprint.net I blocked both attempts using LittleSnitch because I don't recognize the affiliation of this domain to Logos. However, now I don't seem to be able to download updates. Can someone at Logos explain why this connection
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I hadn't seen the problem in a while but today I was (un)lucky and caught it. I was running 5.2.0.52 (61520.0.52) and Logos was running in a window but hidden (not fullscreen). When the fans started revving, I unhid the Logos window and it was actually working fine: It responded (albeit a bit slowly) to scrolling events. The syncing arrows weren't continuously
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It's fixed. Thank you!
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Crickets chirping. Wow. I'm alone in wanting to be able to restore the feature for printing out complete (i.e. non-hyperlink text) Logos content without having to copy and paste it by hand into Word?
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I could be wrong, but I find it to be an odd request to know about my printer when all I do is hit CMD+P and it crashes while trying display the print window. I have to assume the settings are compatible because I can't change anything since the window never completes drawing itself. Here are the logs: 0451.Logos.log.zip
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I was printing in portrait mode fine in Logos 6 prior to 6.0a. Landscape was crashing in those loads. Now just selecting print (or shortcut key) causes a crash as the print window starts to draw the preview.