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Clever!
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So, reopened the app and it "indexed" again. Now all of the missing volumes (listed above) are back. Problem solved; I guess. It seems like the reinstall worked; it just took a while. Thanks, Alabama! I still wonder about those 354 resources that are not available (the count on my iPad hasn't changed). I wish there was an easy way to figure out which
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[quote user="alabama24"] [quote user="DHG"]I searched for several of the missing titles, and they're just not there.[/quote] Strange... Although, sometimes resources are combined... I don't own any of these to check. [/quote] For the examples I listed, I got the total number from my desktop. So I'm pretty sure most of them are not combined.
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Somethings wrong. Do you think it could be on the server side? I searched for "ebook" in my library and nothing showed up. But in my recently viewed resources, I noticed David Murray's Jesus on Every Page. So I downloaded it and made it local. Now a search for "ebook" yields the David Murray book but nothing else. I should have more than a hundred ebooks
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Well, I reinstalled it. Resource count didn't change. I searched for several of the missing titles, and they're just not there.
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Some are. Many are from the new 500 Mega Pack... I'll delete the app and reinstall. Thanks!
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I understand that licensing issues may explain a few of my missing resources, but of my 8493 resources, 354 of them are not available on my iPad. Here are some examples. Adolf von Haarlack Collection - 7 out of 22 volumes The Whole Works of the Reverend John Flavel - 0 out of an singe, 6-in-1 volume The Works of the Rev. Isaac Watts - 6 out of 14 volumes
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To make things worse, it's actually on sale for $779.99 at at least one of the other bible software companies.
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Same here. Got the email, but the code does not work...
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Fantastic! I'm in.
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My first post was from Luther's Works. I believe that is the quote you asked about. I also included Stott's quote because he was quoting the exact same passage from Luther, but it was translated quite differently.
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Check out how John Stott quotes/paraphrases the passage: "This is the truth of the gospel. It is also the principal article of all Christian doctrine, wherein the knowledge of all godliness consisteth. Most necessary it is, therefore, that we should know this article well, teach it unto others, and beat it into their heads continually." The Message
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I could be wrong here, but I believe it may be a very loose translation of this quote: "It is, therefore, extremely necessary that we come to know this doctrine [the Gospel] well and constantly inculcate it." Luther's Works, Vol. 26, p 91 I've seen it paraphrased several different ways.
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I raised mine as well.
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I first noticed this (bug?) a few days ago when I purchased the Contemporary English Version. I fired up my iPad and found 2 versions of it, the old E4 version and the one I'd just purchased. When I checked my Mac, only the new version is present...? Any idea how to get rid of them?
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The free mobile resources might have something to do with it, but these resources aren't even available through Logos. I own the newer Logos versions of them; so these are duplicates (of sorts). And they have different titles (e.g. E4's Easton's Bible Dictionary). Strange.
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I just noticed some E4 resources in my iPad Logos library. What's odd, is that these resources (e.g. Easton's Bible Dictionary; Tense, Voice, Mood; ASV 1901; etc.) are not in my Mac or PC libraries. I assume it's been like this for a long time because I keep pretty close track of my resource count. I checked my hidden resources and they aren't there
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That seems to work. Thanks!
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[quote user="Kevin Byford"] Improved - Document lists can be filtered on group names [/quote] Anyone know what this is?