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My request for "reading view" changes comes from a different perspective or anticipated usage. When the small group Bible studies I lead were meeting in homes, I would connect my laptop to the host's flat screen TV to display my Logos screen. As we studied the Bible book, I would display various graphics, text, verses and/or commentary to augment or
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I do that often with a Favorites short-cut. Create any link on the Desktop, and drag it to a Logos favorites tab. It can be a document where the host app will be invoked automatically (.docx, .pdf, .pps etc) or a specific app ... perhaps with command line parameters including the file name. I often start PowerPoint with a Desktop shortcut specifying
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Thank You for asking. I have personally used GoToMeeting dozens of times now. I have also joined or observed Bible studies via several other on-line apps over the last few months. I am currently leading two weekly on-line studies: a verse-by- verse study of Proverbs and a second study of Biblical characters. Nothing can fully replace face-to-face fellowship
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I have found a resolution to my own issue of compact passage display: The 'Copy Bible Verses' panel displays the exact selection prior to the actual copy task. Without completing the copy process, I use the screen image. After invoking the selection, I drag the tab to my larger panel then create a Favorites shortcut for recall later. It also gives me
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I would like facilities for formal presentations, aka PowerPoint/Proclaim, or allow PPT/Proclaim applications to alternately share the screen. An augmented 'Reading View' would help. Increasingly, I am using Logos as a dynamic presentation vehicle to lead small-groups. My home page is a simple display with only two panels: a narrow left-hand panel with
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Now that our small-groups are using on-line meeting apps, I am using Logos as a primary display tool which includes reading scripture passages prior to study. I set the font size very large, and call up a passage such as Deuteronomy 7:1-4. Unfortunately, that creates a very busy screen which goes well beyond my desired cut-off. How do I restrict, or
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Set up a shortcut on the desktop and drag it to your logos favorites. I keep my Logos favorites as an active and drag PDF's as well as many other things: Powerpoint presentations, folders to contain a slew of reference documents, etc. Don't forget the sub-folder facility in favorites.
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Although I have not yet embarked upon a serious study, these parallel books are in my Logos library, and on my bookshelf: https://www.logos.com/product/179900/the-apocrypha-the-lutheran-edition-text https://www.logos.com/product/28436/the-apocrypha-the-lutheran-edition-with-notes When I prepare to dig into the Apocrypha in serious study, I realize that
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Another simple option is to create a desktop "shortcut" to the PDF document and drag the shortcut to your Logos Favorites. Many other file shortcuts may be loaded into your Logos favorites in a similar way. I keep a Favorites tab with an elaborate hierarchical structure (folders within subfolders) and drag many external file shortcuts for quick access
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I am very pleased with Logos running on my older Dell XPS-13 (7 years old now) and would replace it in a heart-beat with a new XPS-13 (as soon as it fails). The only modification was replacing the 128GB SSD with a 256GB SSD after I purchased it. I primarily use this for business (computer application development and consulting) but Logos takes a substantial
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Let me add my voice to this problem. I just purchased this with the RSVCE and cannot get them to sequence. Audio reading of the bible is one more facet to keep interest high when used occasionally for Small Group Bible Study.
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Let me point out a great use for any audio Bible on Logos: in group Bible study, very few people volunteer to read out-loud when unfamiliar names or towns are included in the text. I have my computer "read" the difficult section. This works very well when you are also displaying scripture via a computer link to a large flat-panel TV, but that is not
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I have used logos for 20 years--mostly for personal study and preparation. The last 5 years, however, I have found myself leading several (3+) weekly small-group Bible studies, and with the increasingly availability of large flat-panel TV screens, I now regularly connect my laptop to the screen for the entire group to see. I now use a personalized Logos
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I make heavy use of 'favorites' where my home page has a favorites tab. Then after creating folders within the favorites, I drag many different document shortcuts to the favorites tab. I then include--within the specific Bible verse Bookmarks--PDF's, Word documents, Powerpoints and videos. Windows uses the necessary host application to display the non
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Thanks Graham. That does what I was looking for. Don Kolafa.
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I use PowerPoint presentations when leading all of my Bible Studies, thanks to the proliferation of flat panel TVs. Often I need to link to Logos to interactively project some image or timeline or scripture. (I especially like having the computer speak scripture containing many difficult names; it saves so much time.) I currently use the PPT hyperlink
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Tim, I, too, am anxious for this incredible resource to be available for more widespread use. I consider the Serendipity Bible as break-through material.: it equips a novice to lead a small-group Bible study on any book of the Bible. However, I don't think you truly appreciate my copyright infringement considerations. Your 'partial-copy' argument does
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I lead over 3 in-home small-group Bible studies each week. With the common availability of large flat-panel TV's in many homes, I almost always attach my laptop to the screen so that we can look at the logos commentary as a group. This works very well. This also allows me to alternate verse-by-verse studies with video-based studies. Everyone likes it
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I am hesitant to forward a full copy to anyone without formal copyright permission. I have been developing computer software for 50 years and have been the victim of major software theft several times. Therefore I have sympathies for the copyright holder as well as a healthy respect for liability. I'm really not being difficult, just want to do this
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