Inport Books Question

Rev. Michael L. Burns

Many  years ago, before beginning to use Logos I amassed a rather large collection of books in QuickVerse in the STEP format. Latter when I began using WordSearch 8 and later 10, I was able to import these books into WordSearch and was able to maintain my original investment.

Today, I use Logos 6 almost exclusively but keep WordSearch 10 on my system for the books I don't have in Logos. Is there a way to import my WordSearch library into Logos or someway to convert it to be compatible  with Logos so that I don't loose my original library investment?

Michael

JT (alabama24)

Rev. Michael L. Burns said:

Is there a way to import my WordSearch library into Logos or someway to convert it to be compatible  with Logos so that I don't loose my original library investment?

I have no idea about your specific situation... you can import anything you want, if you can get it into a microsoft word .docx file. This is done through the personal book builder tool.

NB.Mick

Rev. Michael L. Burns said:

Is there a way to import my WordSearch library into Logos

No, since both use a proprietary file format

Rev. Michael L. Burns said:

a rather large collection of books (...) in the STEP format.

That may be possible. STEP was on purpose an open format.

There is a "Step2RTF" converter out in the internet, which may be able to convert those books (I have mixed results) to rtf-Format. MS Word or other high quality word processors can read rtf and save those as docx, so you can use the PB tool to import them into Logos, as Alabama suggested.