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Every issue that I came across has been resolved. The current version of Logos is very stable with High Sierra.
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Logos needs to provide for the import of PDFs as personal books. Microsoft Word is fine as far as it goes, but there are many, many public domain resources that could be used to quickly augment a library.
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I did see that before, but it's not happening on my system with the current versions: Have you updated to the High Sierra beta 4?
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An update regarding MacOS High Sierra Developer Beta 4 (more formally known as Version 10.13 Beta (17A315i) and Logos 7.8.0.0034 It appears that the issues I identified in the original post have been resolved. Panels no longer have blanks in them Default Logos fonts no longer have gaps in the text Check boxes properly check and uncheck The resource
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My pleasure - I'm glad it helped.
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Hi Robert, As I mentioned, there are some graphics issues, such as tab names, but Logos has functioned just fine on my Macbook Pro (the late 2016 model). I found that installing High Sierra to an external drive, and installing Logos there, allowed me to see whether or not it would be reliable. Only after verifying it did I install High Sierra directly
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Tl;Dr summary: Should you install High Sierra on your Mac and run Logos? NO! It's beta software! What's wrong with you? Actually, I did, and it's working fairly well, with some issues that to me are minor, but to you might be deal breakers. After several hours of running Apple's new Mac OS, High Sierra (OSX 10.13 for those keeping score) on an external
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That would be High Sierra Beta (17A264c) for those keeping score.
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A brief update on Logos and High Sierra: First, High Sierra has a lot of set up to do when it's first installed (I think related to Spotlight and iCloud). Once that was complete, the system in general felt a little quicker. And, Logos spent quite a long time "preparing the library." Once that was complete, the graphics glitches seemed to resolve, and
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Yes, I've had that pleasure a few times. I removed Siri and replaced her with the notification center. I'm still trying to adjust to the arrow keys; I'm used to being able to simply feel where they are, and they're so flush with the case that I have to look. Other than that, I'm pretty pleased.
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+1
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You've got my vote! In the meantime, check out Better Touch Tool ( https://www.boastr.net ). I just got a new Macbook Pro yesterday, and found Better Touch Tool while searching for a way to use the touch bar with Logos. You can create custom buttons. I have four: Open my library, open my Bible, open the copy verse pane, and open a search window. You
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I really like the multiple resource feature. Since I use a laptop most of the time, not a large monitor, it's more efficient to view Bible translations in a stack instead of columns. But, showing the location bar (to identify which translation is which) costs a fair amount of space. Something like this would not take much space from the text, and help
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You've got my vote
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I just discovered the Israelite Feasts and Sacrifices tool - wow, very, very cool feature. The one feature that would make it complete for me is being able to isolate COMMANDED feasts and sacrifices (as in Passover and sin offerings) from "SPONTANEOUS" feasts and sacrifices (as in Jacob's thanksgiving offering in Genesis 46:1-4). Thanks for this feature;
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[quote user="Bernhard"] In this case, you need to add Ctrl of course (Ctrl+Fn+Up/down) [/quote] Tried that, Ctrl-FN-Up/Down does nothing at all. Tried Shift-FN, Option-FN, CMD-FN, no dice. Thanks for the suggestion, though.
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[quote user="Bernhard"] On my laptop I can use Fn + Up/Down key for Page Up/Down. Pretty sure that all laptops have some way to do it. [/quote] That works on my Mac, too, but it's paging down in the open resource, not cycling through tabs in that panel. Thanks for the suggestion, though, it was worth a shot.
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Got it, thanks, that's helpful in a lot of ways
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I don't suppose there's a way to create a Collection from currently open resources, is there? That would be a great feature to have.
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That's an interesting idea, thanks. I hadn't thought about using collections in this way.