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I'm in too!
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This works too:
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[quote user="Amy Leung"]DHG: How did you get it to work? The Net bible notes don't appear as a separate resource for me (I can't find it in the library).[/quote] It's the additional NOTES only resource, as mentioned. I purchased it a long time ago. But if the NET Bible with notes came with your base package, I don't see any good reason that Logos wouldn
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It might be wise to wait and see how L4 functions with a touch interface it wasn't designed for. Then you'd be in a better position to choose...
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The R. C. Sproul Exposition Collection ( http://www.logos.com/products/prepub/details/5443 ) will be released on May 03. Does anyone know if it will be typed as a commentary and have a bible index? I'm NOT interested in purchasing it if it won't function as a commentary...see http://community.logos.com/forums/p/16128/122320.aspx#122320 .
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I am experiencing the first issue as well, but not the second one. The first issue is interesting. It clearly takes up too much space, but there is an up side to it. A search of "my content" will hit on the highlighted text. I know we can search that separately, but now it's combined for us!
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[quote user="Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)"](personally use Default for both Mac and PC)[/quote] That's a good thought. I wonder what my settings are on my PC. I'll fire it up now and check. I doubt my PC has Helvetica...maybe that's causing some of the confusion. Thanks.
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I am tickled. Thank you Logos!
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...although I marked off today's reading and it hasn't synced back to my PC, but hey, at least it's on my iPad!
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I've been waiting for this for months too, and have been using a pdf of my reading plan since Jan 1. Just now, my custom plan titled "ESV 2012" showed up, and it works. I couldn't believe my eyes. It still hasn't synced back to my PC though.
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Question. My default font for notes (in program settings) is Helvetica. But when they sync from my iPad, they show up as Alber New. Strange. And when I click "add new note" from my desktop, the font is Athelas Logos for the new note. Any idea how I can fix it?
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I just downloaded my copy as well. Does anyone know why it is a monograph instead of a grammar?
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[quote user="Rosie Perera"] They aren't a published series, though. They are just a random bunch of commentaries that happen to be on the same book of the Bible, which Logos is selling together in a bundle. The Series field is for items that are part of a published series (like a commentary set, for example, by the same publisher). And I guess Logos
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[quote user="fgh"]it should be easier to start with the note, and then simply add the highlight in the dropdown under the note icon, rather than starting with the highlight and adding the note.[/quote] I don't think it works. Once you select reference instead of selection, highlighting is not an option. Am I seeing that correctly? That is correct. It
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[quote user="fgh"]Remember that notes attached to highlights only show up in one Bible. If you want the note attached to reference you have to make it separate. [/quote] I wonder why you can't highlight a reference instead of a selection. Anybody know? I am referring to the iOS app. When you select note instead of highlight, you can choose selection
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Maybe this has already been discussed, but I would love to hear how you are organizing your highlight-notes. I've been playing around with it, but can't figure out the best way for my reading/study habits. Suggestions? One method I tried was creating a file for each book I read or highlighted. I used the resource citation (copy-paste ) as the file name
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This won't solve the problem, but you should be able to delete those reading plans on your iPhone with a left swipe. I realize that this may be a low priority for Logos and there are other components involved in the sync, but we paid over a year ago for a feature that has not been delivered. It is unacceptable business.
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Great idea. I'd prefer it as a regular Logos resource tagged as a daily devotional, not for Vyrso...
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I almost missed this. So glad to see it!
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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.