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[quote user="Bradley Grainger (Faithlife)"] Let me be clear: On-topic: "Does Faithlife use AWS?" "If AWS sent Faithlife a letter saying their account would be shut down in 24 hours, how would users access their books?" "What is Faithlife's disaster recovery plan?" "How do I install Logos offline?" "How do I use Logos completely offline so it's not dependent

[quote user="MJ. Smith"] 2. Some of us don't see how this relates to Faithlife software and its use [/quote] It relates because of Parler. In a single night, this platform was completely taken out, rendered utterly useless, because of politics, and Parler's dependence on services like Amazon. This thread is actually extremely important, and I'm interested

I wanted Standard Platinum, and it normally cost me $402 (pre tax). Instead of buying outright, I bought Starter, then Bronze, etc.. up to it. which ended up at a total of around $378 (pre tax) So I saved about $24. Which I then promptly used to buy other small base packages (starters and such from different denominations). So overall not a huge savings

First off, I love Logos Bible Software. It's seriously one of my favorite things. I bought a Microsoft Surface Pro laptop that I carry around everywhere just for my Logos usage. So no hate from me here. I'm a loyal customer and fan. Secondly, I'm not really an old-timer, so I don't have a lot of experience with how upgrades and new releases flow. I

Got to say, this is dumb. Why would the decision be made to load the preaching mode in the browser? Logos desktop should be able to function without the internet. You should be able to take a laptop anywhere and use the full program. FaithLife needs to rethink this one.

So with all this talk of Logos Research editions and Logos Reader editions, and then Faithlife ebooks, I find myself in a bit if a conundrum. We've always been told (and I agree with this) that when it comes to kindle prices on books compared to Logos "research" editions, that the disparity comes largely from the work that goes into all the manual tagging

Trying to go from erasmian to koine pronouciation. I would love an audio Greek New Testament in koine, but the only one on logos is erasmian. John Schwandt's mobile ed course on Greek is in koine, so when are we going to to get an audio NT to match?

[quote user="Mathew Haferkamp"] Hey Christopher did they say that your information was not sent to familylife? I have talked to them today seeking the same and I am now waiting on a supervisor to call. (because according to him "everyone" is at a meeting). I guess buying at logos is buyer beware from now on!!! [/quote] She said she wasn't sure. She

So I'm wondering what the best way is to add external articles or other works like that into your library so that they show up when you research a topic. For example, if I found a good article on the problem of evil, what have you found to be the best place to import that: personal books? Notes? Sermon document? Something else?

So I saw on another thread something to the effect that if you purchase a faithlife ebook of a work that is not on logos yet, and then it comes to logos, that you will get the logos edition free. Is that true? Furthermore, does it work if there is already a logos edition? For example, William Lane Craig's time and eternity: There is a faithlife ebook