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[quote user="Gary Byrd"]when I run L4M my MBP (17", 2.93ghz, 4gb) gets hot enough to iron clothes on[/quote] Let's hope this is a feature that remains into the Beta stage. I sense a real opportunity for multitasking here. We could all deliver carefully researched material while wearing freshly-pressed shirts.
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I use OneNote heavily on my work PC and it is one of the best applications available on the PC. However there are plenty of applications available for the Mac which provide similar environments. The one you would pick is based on what you used OneNote for. DevonTHINK is one of the most obvious replacements, but for researching and preparing my talks
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Hi Lee I've done a test for you: with the ESV set as preferred Bible on the ribbon on the Home Page a Bible Word Study on 'love' generates 458 Hebrew results and 286 Greek results. When the KJV is set on the Home Page, the same Bible Word Study generates 195 Hebrew results and 222 Greek results. As a result, it would seem that Bible Word Study does
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[quote user="Jeremy"]Will that transfer over like my layours once I download Logos 4 Mac or do I have to make another one?[/quote] Your reading plan should sync across all platforms: PC, Mac, iPhone. Enjoy using your new Mac, particularly with Logos 4!
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I run Logos 4 on a 13" MacBook which is about 15 months old without any hardware-related problems. Regarding David's post, above, this is an argument which gets repeated every now and then on these forums. The reality is that Logos haven't been particularly good at keeping their promises to Mac users in the past. I believe this was not intentional,
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[quote user="PhilanaCrouch"]This looks like a really useful feature! Any ideas on where is is on the list of features to be implemented?[/quote] I've got my fingers crossed for the 'Word Tree' to be useable in A20. The buttons at the bottom of the Passage Analysis window appeared in A17, 'Compare Pericopes' in A18, 'Cluster Graph' in A19 and this initial
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[quote user="Scott Criswell"]All this being said, my original concern was more aesthetic in nature than interactive.[/quote] I agree with you. However, for me the real beauty of the Apple UI is in the usability rather than merely the aesthetics.
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It's slow to start with as the view is loading up. This can take some time if you try to open an entire chapter or pericope in the exegetical guide, but is significantly improved by opening up individual verses.
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[quote user="David Mitchell"]The problem with such an approach is that our palette of tools that you can add to the shortcuts bar is virtually infinite[/quote] Take a look at the Finder toolbar, where Apple have included the all the major icons on the 'Customize Toolbar...' pane, but the Finder still allows me to drag any folder, file or alias onto
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[quote user="Scott Criswell"]This header just does not seem to fit with the apple UI aesthetic.[/quote] I agree. To match the standard Apple UI, there should be a 'Customize Toolbar...' item in the 'View' menu which brings up a pane something like this one from Mail: Each of the elements already on the standard L4 toolbar (Home button, Library button
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Great find! I think this was new with A19.1 because I'm sure it wasn't there with A19. You are correct: it is incomplete. Check out the video here from the Windows version to see what it can do.
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Biblical People is working. How long are you waiting before closing the window? L4 can run quite slowly at the moment. I waiting a bit doesn't help, then please post your logs (follow the link for reporting bugs below) and the Mac developers should be able to help you.
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It seems that Logos 4 has been getting a little faster over the last few alphas in a lot of the areas that matter to me, so I believe that the team have been doing some optimisation. However, I understand that it is best to get the software feature complete in the alpha phase and bug fix/optimise in the beta phase. This reduces the risk of abortive
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[quote user="Chris Hulshof"]Perhaps you could ask in here how many are using the L4 Alpha exclusively for their sermon prep and that might give you a better idea?[/quote] I prepare comments on three Bible readings every day and a new Bible talk every fortnight in addition to my own personal Bible study. I purchased a Logos 4 base package when the Mac
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[quote user="Joris Anthonissen"]Does the synchronization of highlights work yet on mac?[/quote] Yes, they do. Two things to try: Type 'Sync now' into the command bar. Make sure that the highlights are turned on in the 'venn diagram' button beside the passage bar. I hope this helps.
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Excellent! Looking forward to A20 already!
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[quote user="David Mitchell"]secret developer builds[/quote] Not so secret any more!
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I have found that Biblical places has been running very slowly with the new features implemented in A18 and A19. The reason seems to be that when Biblical Places is open and particularly when it is loading Logos 4 uses a *lot* of memory. Much of the time there is less than 5% free memory when viewed in the activity monitor. Is this how Biblical Places
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[quote user="JohnWSias"]Perhaps a forced reindex under 19.1 is necessary?[/quote] Might be worth a try. Leave it to run overnight!
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[quote user="Alan Macgregor"]There are still bugs in the search features I think.[/quote] Alan - Make sure the reindexing is complete, i.e. when you *think* it's done restart L4 and it may reindex a bit more of your library. I had the same problem as you about an hour ago. It's all working now.