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Beta 1 has formatting tools for the notes Thank you Logos team!
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For your records, Logos 4, on the Mac and in Windows (in VMware Fusion 3), did not prompt me for the serial number. However, I am happily using it on all three platforms after calling customer service
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Yes! I agree also. Sande's work in the Peacemaker is clear and biblical throughout. It is one of my most marked up and post-noted books.
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[quote user="Rob Taylor"]Does anyone else have this problem?[/quote] Yep. It's been filed as a bug. http://community.logos.com/forums/p/21590/162259.aspx#162259 Grace be to you.
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With the older versions, like Libronix, you can call customer support. You tell them the serial number, and they'll activate it for you. It then downloads to your computer. Welcome to the forums! Grace be to you.
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By the way, This forum post has more information about upgrading from Libronix to Logos 4: http://community.logos.com/forums/t/21742.aspx
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LOL -- the same thing happened to me. Glad that it's fixed, thanks, Todd.
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Here's another link to click for the tutorial: http://community.logos.com/forums/t/6731.aspx Hope this helps.
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Good idea, Mike. It's frustrating not being able to make a panel as narrow as I please, because the icons start disappearing. Add my please to your request.
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[quote user="Mike Tourangeau"]only a tab with the resource name but no resource (see screenshot, Louw-Nida is still showing while the DBL Greek tab is open . The tab lists the right resource but I have to click it a few times or close the panel and try again.[/quote] This problem has been identified by the developers and they are working on it -- see
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I have found that if the info window isn't long enough to show the entire BDAG entry, it won't say the Greek word when I click on the Pronunciation icon. Instead, it scrolls to the bottom of the entry. From there, two possibilities arise: 1) If the Pronunciation icon is still visible at the top, I can click on it again and hear the Greek word. 2) If
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Or better yet, to give the user the option to have "icon and text," "icon only," or "text only" as is the standard OS X format.
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Hmm. I noticed that this just started happening for me in Alpha 22. Maybe a bug crept in? Anyone else having this issue?
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I run VMware Fusion -- there is a network setting that keeps Windows XP from even accessing the internet, period -- you'll be completely disconnected in the windows enviroment. This is probably the case with Parallels and Virtualbox as well. When I did run Logos on Windows XP via Fusion, I turned the internet on for updates and such, and then turned
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I'd get the best hardware you can afford now. Except for memory, it's hard to upgrade an iMac later. On the other hand, Logos is something that you can buy in bits and pieces. They also have upgrade prices for moving to the next level of Logos (e.g., from Silver to Gold), so there's no problem there either. Have fun mac shopping.
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Yes, something where you don't have to leave the word processor to insert Bible text. For example, a service or applescript that you could assign a shortcut key to. A widget on the dashboard would work also.
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Love the fully implemented settings button in the info panel. However, I can't get it to "update information on click" to work. It only wants to update on hover. Anyone else with this problem?
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I bought the Works of Edwards and got it downloaded for Logos on my iPod and also on Logos4 for Windows. But I can't get it to download for Logos for Mac. The relevant portion of the log says: 2010-07-14 11:04:00.9198 22 Warn LibraryCatalog No metadata found for resource 'LLS:WRKJONEDWRDS1'. 2010-07-14 11:04:00.9224 22 Warn LibraryCatalog No metadata
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Any ideas? Should I reinstall and redownload everything? The logs seem to indicate that the resources are available, but they won't download: 2010-07-14 14:02:07.4620 26 Info UpdateManager Resource 'LLS:WRKJONEDWRDS1' is out of date. 2010-07-14 14:02:07.4631 26 Info UpdateManager Resource 'LLS:WRKJONEDWRDS2' is out of date. 2010-07-14 14:02:07.4661
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Do you mean like this? It does accept more than one verse at a time, but not more than one passage at a time.