Confused Logos 4 User

Alan Richardson

Hi, I'm probably a "light" Logos user.  I use primarily Bibles, commentaries, and a few other key resources (dictionaries etc.)

Logos 3 did a fine job for me, but I moved to Logos 4 a while ago.  I have a new PC and need to install Logos, so I figured I would review the options (not even sure if Logos 4 is downloadable any more.)

Found myself confused with new terminology (data sets etc.) and options (crossgrades etc.) that I'm not familiar with.  Can someone point me to a nice concise summary of what has changed in the last couple of versions - showing only the high level/significant changes in functionality, not a list of every feature and resource!

Also, assuming I'm happy with the resources I have, what is the most economical upgrade path for me?

Dave Hooton

Alan

Logos 4 is no longer supported and with a new PC (Windows 7 SP1 or Windows 8) it is best to go for the free Logos 6 Core Engine. This will enable you to use all your resources and features from Logos 4. So you can do this immediately and then consider your purchase options.

You will find this comparison of the features over the last two versions to be helpful and the other sections will explain about crossgrades, etc and enable you to price them.  https://community.logos.com/forums/t/92701.aspx  will show differences between Logos 5 and Logos 6. I'm afraid you will have to regard those as 'high' level or alternatively see https://www.logos.com/features.