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Bob, thanks for taking the time to respond. I'll admit that I don't fully understand the intricacies of the architecture you described, but I understood was that it is complex, power intensive, but very powerful and flexible. I understand your desire to plan for the future--it makes good business sense (particularly if you hope to have long product
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Melissa, thanks for the tip about cleaning up the user temp folder--mine had nearly 2 GBs in it, so it was definitely time to clean it out. I was skeptical that it would help much since my other programs do not seem to be plagued by the same speed issue as Logos 4, and indeed it did not help Logos 4 to a noticeable degree. I'm happy to try some other
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Honestly, that's one of the things that is bugging me about Logos 4--it feels too much like beta software. I guess I look at it as though truly release-worthy software shouldn't require me to format my computer. Like many others, I don't reformat unless I have to (which has been a couple different times in the last year or so), but I also don't test
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I don't plan on jumping on the beta until we reach the RC stage, but I have to admit that I really like some of the new features being added. I know a couple are ones that many (including myself) specifically asked for, and there are several that I think will be really nice. I didn't know I wanted them until I saw them! Good work guys! Look forward
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So, apparently this is Murphy's Law in action (or my own ignorance...), but in going into various books from which I have recently copied and pasted, I do indeed get page numbers. I could swear that I did not a couple days ago when I attempted to do the same thing, but looking back at some of my notes documents, I do indeed have them. As a matter of
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David, I realized this morning that I may have remembered incorrectly. Around the same time I made the switch to "run as administrator" I also upgraded to the Release Candidate. I can't be entirely sure whether it was running as administrator or updating to the RC that gave me trackpad scrolling. If you don't want to install something that is still
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I have to admit to being frustrated by the way Proclaim seems to handle the song library. My understanding was that if you make any changes to a song, it gets saved in the library under the My Content section. Adding a song from the My Content selection should then bring up the song with all the formatting, order, and other changes that had been made
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Hey guys, I appreciate the feedback. I'm not sure whether it's comforting to know that I'm not crazy, or annoying to find out that Proclaim functions in this way by design! I think maybe I'll try your suggestion Travis. Hopefully that will alleviate some frustration for us until the feature to save the whole song (not just the lyrics) gets added--whenever
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Our presentation computer uses Windows 8 and we have had no issues with Proclaim running properly under 8. We've run it this way for months. We don't use two screens, just the computer screen and the projection screen, so I can't speak to dual screen abilities.
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Unfortunately, I ran into the issue again today. It had stopped doing it last week, but this week it re-ordered things again after a sync with the server. Here's a screenshot of the way things looked immediately after the reordering.
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Just in case it helps, here's a second one after it did it again. I put the slides back in the correct order, and then after it synced, it re-ordered them again, this time differently. Here's the way it looked the second time.
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Ok, as near as I can tell, the slides seem to be staying in the right spots now. I have no idea what caused the previous behavior, nor why it suddenly started behaving as it should. Hope it stays that way.
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I did not. Didn't even occur to me to do that. If it reoccurs (hoping it doesn't) I'll screenshot it to show you.
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I've noticed exactly the same thing while working on this week's presentation. Same scripture passage and version. Clearly there's some sort of bug, because I can't figure out why it's displaying or how to get rid of it either.
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I'm running into a strange issue with the Logos Bible app on my android tablet. After signing in, it seems like everything works like it should with one major problem: none of my purchased resources show up. I suspect something isn't phoning home correctly, as when I run the passage guide, it tells me that I would see more resources if I signed in.
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Thanks Hunter--that clears up the question about the system requirements. Do you have any recommendations for a system that would handle Proclaim well? One of the big issues I am concerned about is being able to display HD video--that's where our current system was facing the hiccups. I didn't know which specs were most important to be concerned about
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Hey Matt! I thought it was funny to see someone I know reply to my post! I suspect you guys are in very much the same situation as us. We have slightly faster internet than we used to, but still it isn't anything blazing. I am also concerned about what the server loads will be like on Sunday mornings and on Saturdays (when I expect lots of people are
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I'm playing some more with Proclaim, desperately trying to figure out how to do all the things I've done in MediaShout for years, and have another question. Is there a way to collapse the Store pane when you are changing backgrounds? I understand the desire to get us to buy more content, but it's hard to see my content because of the store pane. The
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So, this morning I purchased an on-air license for our church for Proclaim. I am able to go on-air without issue from my computer (so it seems, although there is still a "purchase on-air license" option in my user account menu), but our senior pastor cannot go on-air while logged into his account. I am baffled by the licensing system, but I think both
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Joe, thanks for bringing attention to this again--I didn't seem to get anywhere (obviously). Glad it's going to be fixed. We've just been having to go back and reorder things after we get done. It will be nice to not have to worry about having more than one person logged in anymore.