Filología Neotestamentaria puzzle
When I search my library in my desktop version of Logos (PC) for "Filología Neotestamentaria", it appropriately shows that I have 31 volumes. However, looking for it in Biblia.com only reveals 16 resources. Why are some volumes missing?
Also puzzling is the discrepancy between the numbers of volumes on the journal's product page:
Perhaps someone can explain these. 
Thank you!
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The discrepancy is explained in the yellow call-out boxes on the same page.
This 22-volume journal has been split into 31 resources. I am not sure why the text in the description gives a volume number (and a different one to boot), so I'll fix that.
Typically when resources are unavailable on mobile devices, they also have trouble working in Biblia.
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Brandon Rappuhn said:
Typically when resources are unavailable on mobile devices, they also have trouble working in Biblia.
I could probably do a better job of explaining this for you...
I'll do some investigating and see if we can't improve functionality on this journal.
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Brandon Rappuhn said:
This 22-volume journal has been split into 31 resources. I am not sure why the text in the description gives a volume number (and a different one to boot), so I'll fix that.
After I posted this, I realized that I was asking one good question and one silly question. The silly one: I see that "volume" is being used in two different senses: "Volume" can mean a Logos resource; also "volume" indicates the published entity we traditionally reference as a journal volume.
My other question is more significant, perhaps: Why are there only 16 volumes that show up in my biblia.com library? What brought it to my attention was that I wanted to read something from one of the 1991 issues, which I had started while on my desktop at home, but which was not available to me through biblia.com.
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Lew Worthington said:
My other question is more significant, perhaps: Why are there only 16 volumes that show up in my biblia.com library? What brought it to my attention was that I wanted to read something from one of the 1991 issues, which I had started while on my desktop at home, but which was not available to me through biblia.com.
That's a technical error with Biblia and mobile apps. We're working on repairing it, but I unfortunately don't have an ETA.
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Great! (Well, not great that there's a technical error, but great that you know about it and all that good customer service stuff.)
Thank you!
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