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[quote user="Tommy Ball"]The former issue you brought to our attention is not something we have been able to reproduce.[/quote] I can still reproduce this here. I guess I can see what happens in A19 ... [quote user="Tommy Ball"]When you move the Text Comparison from the menu to an area where there is no text or images around does it let you drop the
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[quote user="Benjamin M. Oliveira"]WIll this be available in L4 Mac?[/quote] Hi Ben - A18 is halfway there on this functionality. It displays visual filters created in L4 Windows. For the example below I created a visual filter on the Windows version to show every Greek verb in the aorist tense and typed 'Sync now' into the command bar of both versions
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In the week I've been using A18 I've got quite used to dragging various guides and tools straight from the menus to where I want them. However, there are two issues that I've come across. Both are reproducable. First, if I try to drag 'Passage Analysis' from the 'Tools' menu, it opens the 'Program Settings' instead: Second, I cannot drag anything directly
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Whether L4 for Mac skips to 'beta' phase or not is merely an issue of semantics. The application still needs the feature set completing, it needs the bugs ironing out, and it still needs optimising for performance. What we call it during these stages makes little difference, it will still take the time it takes. In the mean time it's becoming more and
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There's a problem with narrow panels. I think the screenshot says it all:
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[quote user="Alan Macgregor"]Yes! Cracked it![/quote] Great! I'm pleased my explanation made sense and you've been able to develop a customised style for Copy Bible Verses. When explaining something like this you never really know how well you've done until you've shared it with someone!
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[quote user="Alan Macgregor"]Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic I can do, but what is this?[/quote] Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic I cannot do, but I do understand this. Unfortunately, I'd prefer to be able to read the Bible in it's original languages, but there you go ... that's life! I'll have a go at explaining it, but the explanation is likely to get a little
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Hi There is a bug with the Text Comparison function at the moment. It is possible to add additional versions, but the only relatively easy way to do it is to insert the reference into the middle of the sequence, not at the end. So, for example, you could 'KJV' into 'ESV, RSV' to read 'ESV, KJV, RSV' and hit return. There are other ways, but this is
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Yeah. Me too. This makes it tough to read.
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[quote user="Ben"]Sometimes I hate being on the east coast.[/quote] Never mind the East coast, I'm in the UK and it's after 4pm. We've got a volcanic ash cloud, but no A18. I know which I'd rather have!
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Hello Douglas Welcome to the forums. I suggest you change your display name to something other than your email address. As it is you're an easy target for spam. Have a look at this post to help you change it: http://wiki.logos.com/Changing_Forum_Display_Name Have a look at the 'Guide to Reporting Bugs' (the link is in my signature, below). It's best
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Philana - It might be worth checking whether resources containing images are still in your Library. I don't know what image resources you should have, but items in my library such as '1000 Bible Images' and 'The Bible and its Story' open as a series of images. If the resources you expect are not in your Library, then check the 'Hidden Resources' in
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[quote user="Donald E. Shannon"]Is measuring finished?[/quote] No. Biblical Places is not there yet, although its development has been progressing rapidly for the last couple of alpha releases. [quote user="Donald E. Shannon"]I wish I had made the change years ago[/quote] Me too! I'm new to Logos too and absolutely love the application as it is. Can
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[quote user="Otto S. Carroll"]I have the same issue with A17.[/quote] Have you posted your logs as described by Joe Miller in his post 'Guide to Reporting Bugs' (see the link in my signature, below)? If not, please do, then the Logos developers can try to understand what the problem is and offer a solution.
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Hi - It sounds like you're trying to access these resources through the 'Passage Guide' rather than the 'Tools' menu. Am I right? If so, it could be that these particular sections of the Passage Guide are hidden. On the screenshot below Biblical Places is open, but Biblical people is not. If I were to click where the red arrow is pointing, then I would
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Hi Gene Welcome to the forums. Logos 4 needs to download and index your resources before you can use them. This is a little frustrating as you're probably eager to start playing with your new program. It's best to leave the computer running overnight. Make sure that you've (temporarily) altered the System Preferences to stop the computer going to sleep
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[quote user="MichaelKares"]Try "Biblical Places" from the tools menu[/quote] For more information look at the tutorial videos: http://www.logos.com/videos Yes, they're all of the Windows product, but they're a great introduction to what L4 can do. It's not usually hard to work out how to use the Mac version once you've reviewed these ...
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Hi Don There was a problem with A16 which prevented the application updating automatically. You can download A17 here: http://www.logos.com/logos4mac That link can be used to download whichever is the current version of the application. You should also check your settings and ensure that both the settings highlighted in the screenshot below are set
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[quote user="Jeff Trahan"]Because only one of the two most popular slideware applications is supported.[/quote] There's no need for us to have this discussion at all - L4 already has the following options: All of these functions work as expected. There's 'Copy' and 'Save As ...' for those of us who like a bit of control over where and how the image
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[quote user="Kevin Becker"]I would recommend learning Greek to minimize the chance of exegetical errors when using the tools in Logos.[/quote] I've found 'Learning New Testament Greek Now And Then' ( here ) a useful introduction to the structure and rules of Biblical Greek. This has greatly eased the process of understanding how Logos can help with