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I want to find any reference in the Bible which speaks to Christ being in us. I am reading a book titled Union with Christ. I would like to see what the bible says about a believer being "in Christ", "in Him', and any other way it may be phrased. Thanks for the help!
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I have a book open on my iPad. I want to put it into a favorite. I click the three vertical button and select 'add to Favorites'. It gives me no choice as to which folder in my favorites to put the book. I then go three parallel lines or bottom right, tip it, then it shows my favorite folders but I don't see where the book was added even after I look
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Where does the book that I click on favorites go. It says add to favorites but when I go to view favorites I can't find the book anywhere. When I click to make a favorite should is not give me an option of what folder to put the book into?
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Can we change the font?
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I would like to high light a text and copy in the following format, using Tempus Sans ITC in 12 point. Could someone show me how? No space between reference Proverbs 30:21–23 (ESV) 21 Under three things the earth trembles; under four it cannot bear up: 22 a slave when he becomes king, and a fool when he is filled with food; 23 an unloved woman
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Someone said, Seek first to Understand and then be Understood. Over and over I see where Logos, Faithlife seek to understand what we need and then make it happen. Logos enables me to be better pastor, bible teacher, counselor. It allows me to do more in less time so I can spend more time with Him who rewards my faithfulness with those who need to hear
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I start logos, I get preparing library and synchronizing, then the screens, two monitors come up with no information and then logos shuts down. I don't know if I am logging or not, nor where the files are located.
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I am using the Power Lookup. It identifies verses from a paragraph the has references. I want to copy the Bible passages into another document with only the Passage reference and the scripture no cross-references. Is there a switch that turns cross-references on and off?
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Attached is a shot of just the note file. As you can see there are no arrows above the Select Note.
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I have not arrows above the set notebook
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See attached
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Graham, my Ipad Logos Notes doesn't look a bit like yours. in the note screen I have 'Set Notebook' with drop down arrow. Where you are indicating the "expand" icon, I have nothing or the left and on the right I have a 'yellow notepad', a zero with a slash through it, and the three dots. When I touch the three dots the options are Delete Note or View
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On my iPad I am reading and taking notes. On the left side is the book I am reading on the right my note for that book. Notes according to Morris have three potential columns Notes/Notebook Column, Filtered Note Pane and Selected note. How do I close all but the last column, Selected note? The All Notes column or Filtered Notes Pane takes up 2/3 of
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This is on Prepub - has been for a while. When will it be released?
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Graham, with all the resources we have at our disposal I want to be efficient. What efficiency means to me is: 1. on any subject or biblical reference have the ability to glean through the resources identifying the information, thoughts, perspectives, historical understanding and doctrinal issues. As they are identified put that information in retrievable
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Thanks Graham, it worked see attached. I have no scheme for highlighting and notebooks. I am getting the concepts slowly. If you have any suggestions I would value them. Thanks again for staying with me.
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Thanks Graham for helping me. I am attempting to find out what I did that enabled the ESV to have both note files but NASB doesn't. I might never know! Have a blessed day@
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M J and Graham, thanks for interacting with me. I am using Logos 8.2. If I understand your responses I am presenting two questions. 1. Did corresponding highlights exist in Logos 7? 2. Why does my ESV list both ESV and NASB 95 in the drop down for Notes and Highlights and my NASB list only NASB 95. Again, thanks for taking the time to respond.