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Maybe I am missing something, but, there seems to be no keyboard (arrow key) scrolling in a search results list. Arrow key scrolling seems to work in other Logos resources, but not in search results. To me, it is very inefficient to have to switch from the keyboard to the mouse just to scroll though a results list. I use the up and down arrow keys to
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Is there a keyboard method of copying a selected verse(s) to the clipboard? This should be a formatted copy and not just a edit/copy (cmd c). If there is not... I would like to suggest that Logos make that available. Other Bible software programs I have used in the past had this feature available and I found it to be an effective and efficient way of
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Curio by Zengobi - I find it a great program/tool for fleshing out sermon ideas.
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I use Curio by Zengobi it works great for visual layout stuff. There is a little bit of a learning curb to master the program fully, but for sermon workups and for doing the types of things that you are looking to do - it works amazingly. There are videos and a free 15 day trial with an extra 60 days available here: http://www.zengobi.com/products/curio
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Add mine to the voice of those who are having no stability problems or bug issues. I am running a macbook air with a SSD drive and have very few issues. If there is a way that Logos is sub-par for me, that would be because Logos can be a bit cumbersome and perhaps even tedious to use. My greatest wish for Logos is for UI (user interface) streamlining
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After watching Mark Barnes video on L5. I noticed that in my Mac L5 version ,in the library there are no columns. So I can't take advantage of some of the advance sorting and tagging features. Am I missing how to turn those features on and off - or have they just been left off of the Mac version?
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Thanks for the help! That was the problem all the columns in the line view were deselected and there was nothing showing on my screen. Many thanks to all the posters (especially the stars) who volunteer their time and energy to help on these forums!
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Convert them to Calvinism then... "Once saved, always saved" Sorry - couldn't help myself
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Thanks for the response - hopefully we will get some increased keyboard love in the future!
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I have to agree with you completely! Westboro Baptist Church is 5 point Calvinist but we won't measure all Calvinists by the WBC's "Strange Fire"!
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Checking in... I'm also from the GTA (Greater Toronto Area).
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Switched to Mac in 2007 and have no regrets, no spyware and no restarts (well maybe once a month, just for kicks). Current setup is a 2010 Macbook Air with 4gb ram and 256gb SSD drive - best computer I have owned in 23 years of computing.
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I love OneNote - it is the one program that I miss from my pre-Mac life. There are a few features missing on the Mac version besides previously mentioned no local storage, which to me is not a big deal because I can still work in OneNote when I'm offline, once connected OneNote syncs to the cloud. However, there are some missing parts from the Windows
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No Copy Bible Verses is a hindrance to sermon prep. Please add this feature!
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I agree with your sentiments completely. I find that Logos is great for plowing through the rich harvest fields of scripture. But often I find myself just wanting Logos to be nimble and quick, especially when I am working in a Word Document and need to do a quick scripture search and to copy and paste it into a Word document (which is something that
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Having eaten the grass on both sides of the fence. The grass is definitely greener on the Mac side. And my experience is definitely "it just works"! The only time I spend fixing computer issues is with my wife's Windows 7 laptop and my daughters Windows desktop - though admittedly Microsoft is improving. Logos works great on my Mac.
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Ryan Nelson has been on this for us. The problem seems to be with iPhone users just when starting to use the reading plan with our group. I however am still trying to figure what happened to the notes/comments I posted that seemed to have disappeared. There also doesn't seem to be a way to add notes anymore. The initial email that Faithlife sent out
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Below is the email's wording that implies that the Every Day Bible app had a place for group comments. When I first started using the app that place for comments was there. Now a place for comments is no longer there, neither are the comments that I made. 2015 is almost here—it’s time to reflect on the things we’ve done this past year, and the things
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Thanks MJ, I was aware of the sorting and that definitely does help. But a journal would take Logos over the top.
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[quote user="Dennis Miller"]All I am asking for is a affordable full feature app without the extras for under $100[/quote] It sounds like you are in the market for Logos Now. $85 annually is a decent price for cutting edge software that stays current. I am enjoying Logos 7 very much. Of all the things I spend at least $100 dollars on per year... Logos