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the update notes describe this as a new feature to logos 6.4 but it doesn't appear to be working on my end either. There will probably be an update to fix this.
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I am having the same problem. Changing the settings so that it opens to a blank page is a good bandaid solution for now.
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Oh wow, I never noticed that there were no Moody titles on Logos. That's unfortunate, but thanks for the info. David, if you think that might influence them I suppose it couldn't hurt sending them an email.
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https://www.moodypublishers.com/pub_productDetail.aspx?id=41823&pid=53606 I am sure I am not the only one that would appreciate having this in their Logos library.
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D.A. Carson's "Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount And His Confrontation with the World" is not classified under type:commentary and does not link with the bible for side by side reading. also The "Not Your Average Bible Study" series is classified as a commentary when it isn't. It is not a big deal but it is a little annoying having this series appear when
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Ah I see. I didn't know that there was a seperate suggestion forum. Thanks.
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Apple prevents any third party app from altering blue light levels for other applications. You can still have an app that allows for light manipulation in that app. For example, there are browser apps in the app store that allow the user to Change blue light levels. Those changes only apply to the browsing app though. Once you go to the home screen
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Blue light is a form of light emmited by screens that cause strain on the eyes and apparently impair sleeping patterns if viewed before going to sleep. Apple's ios prevents any app from reducing blue light levels beyond a single app. Android has apps that reduce blue light so I thought it would be great if logos could go the extra mile and provide this
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Having the option to Change the blue light options on my Android device has been a huge boon to my evening reading. The sepia option on the ipad app is decent but I was wondering if others in the faithlife community would agree with me that having the ability to Change the blue light options would be a great asset on the ipad app.
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I was wondering if there were any plans to add page numbers to the works of Cornelius Van Til. I want to cite him in something I am working on, but not having the page number would make it difficult for people that want to check my sources.
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The reign of Carson must come to an end! Vive la revolution! But serioualy, Vos's work on pauline eschatology is like the standard amil perspective. Pretty important stuff there.
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I have been a user of Android phones and tablets for a couple years now and I have enjoyed the logos app on it the entire time. Recently I decided to upgrade to an ipad mini and I have found the app on it to be rather different, mostly for the good. With that in mind, I am very happy with what the logos team has done with the ipad app. Still, one thing
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I would snatch Van Til's Apologetic & Theonomy in Christian Ethics as soon as they were offered on prepub/community pricing.
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I figure that if we can get a little baptist coalition going here, we can get this book in Logos format. :) http://www.amazon.com/Kingdom-through-Covenant-Biblical-Theological-Understanding/dp/1433514648/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1399292439&sr=8-1&keywords=kingdom+through+covenant
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I have been experimenting with ways to have my logos resources dictated to me on my Android device and have had some success with transferring content onto a word file which is then converted to be used with the Moon+ Reader app. The interesting thing to note about this app is that it uses google's built in Text-to-Speech to read books aloud; a feature
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Did I input the script incorrectly? It doesn't seem to work?
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After making an effort to use the Westminster Bible Dictionary (WBD) in my daily bible study using Logos, I am routinely frustrated at how persnickety the search function is. Allow me to explain the problem and a typical day with the WBD. Words listed in the WBD, perhaps because of the date of its publishing, are spelled with a series of hyphens and
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I have yet to see a widget that allows users to search bible verses. Rather than opening up the software and pulling out the search bar, I think many android users would appreciate a quick solution that can be accessed from the home screen. Similar to a search bar widget used for a dictionary app For a larger widget, I'd like to see my bible reading
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I haven't seen many titles in the logos catalog explicitly dealing with Christian political thought. Though I may not have searched hard enough. May I suggest From Irenaeus to Grotius: A Sourcebook In Christian Political Thought