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I am eagerly awaiting the ability to block diagram when it is released. I am about to do an extended exegetical series from Philippians and It is about time for me to get started on the diagrams, I was hoping to use this new tool in L4 rather than doing the work in MS Word.
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Mark, When I use control I still get the same result. Without control I can see the resources open in the background but I can't get the window's error message to disappear. Bob
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3056.Logos4Crasha.zip Crashed again. I can see the resources in the back, but can't access them Bob
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I just installed the rC2 (needed the sentence diagrammer) tried to open a version 3 sentence diagram and now the program won't run. I get a Windows message that the program has stopped working. Any help is appreciated Bob
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I'm not really able to devote time to beta testing, but this seems to be the place to float a trial balloon. Am I the only guy who would like to see graphing ability with the search/analysis data? I just did a last minute search on this week's sermon text and thought it would be great to translate the analysis data into an easy to assimilate graph.
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I have noticed that clippings, while including the bibliographical citation, omits the page citation which is important for academic work, and pretty nice for plain old preachers. I keep my old research and need to know specifically where something was found. Bob
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I have forgotten how to revert from beta to regular update channel. Anyone want to take a big swing at a slow one in the strike zone? Bob
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thanks Mark. I used all or most of those words, evidently in the wrong syntactical order Bob
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BBDAG and any reference book!! It can be hard to read large amount of text on a computer screen. BUT reference books?!? Heavens to Mergatroid! Reference books are all about speed, accuracy and integration. Logos is at it's very best pulling together reference materials and BDAG is the current pinnacle of the art in biblical studies. Bob
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Don't know if this a good spot for feature request. But here it goes. I'm smoothing out my Christmas eve message and using sermon starter, topic guide, and Word stud guide to drill down on a single term. When you click on a link it opens the resource in another tile (or flips to the right page if you have the resource open) My wish is the ability to
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Sorry it took so long to get back guys and thanks for your help and encouragement. I was able to cobble together a solution so I could work during the weekend. Evidently there was a problem during my upgrade and some of the resource files became corrupted. When I try and access some of the Greek texts the system just crashes. All other functionality
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I am an original languages guy and I don't see a crossgrade option. This company is committing suicide.
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It is going to be tough to get to sleep tonight. The Logos solution to every problem is the same--more books. A large portion of these forums has been committed to solving problems. We have gotten to 4.6SR1425 or something like that being used as bug-swatters for the company. One week ago I did not think I would be able to even use the Mac version throughout
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Every other company of the "big three" will be multi-platform in 2013. This is just not well thought out upgrade path.
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some will get alienated right to a different product
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Tomorrow would be the appropriate time.
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For me to upgrade is $365.00 Original languages is gone...for which I paid $485.00 plus the $85.00 to cross-grade from version 3 to version 4. I have added may resources to this mix over the years, all told my stake is probably around $1500.00. Some have more, some have less. I have invested what I can on the resources I need. This is real money. If
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Mark I think my last post answered your question. I'm not going to lose anything, true. But I have to pay up-front, beyond what I want or need to use my resources with the new tools. Logos has always said, "the engine is free, you pay for resources." That is clearly not the case with this upgrade.
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This is just wrong. We are users who have already invested in the company and now we get thrown under the bus?
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Really don't know where to stick this comment, here seemed good. Logos clearly has a three-pronged strategy or approach. 1. Software. A sophisticated means for searching, arranging, and exploring the Bible and other related texts. 2. Publishing. Providing and ever expanding library of resources covering the broad field of "biblical studies." To this