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I have been using Libronix for a long time and have resources using .lbxlls, such as New King James, Matthew Henry Commentary on my PC. Can I use them with LOGOS 7, and if so, how?

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NB.Mick

I have been using Libronix for a long time and have resources using .lbxlls, such as New King James, Matthew Henry Commentary on my PC. Can I use them with LOGOS 7, and if so, how?

Yes.

If you have those resource licenses synchronized, and log in to Logos 7 with the same user id / email address, then Logos 7 will automatically download those resources in Logos 7 format to your PC.

Otherwise, if you still have the Libronix license activation key, you can use http://www.logos.com/redeem and input it there to trigger the download.

Still otherwise, it may be helpful to call the Logos Customer Service to clarify the license/account situation.

EDIT: Welcome to the forum!

HJ. van der Wal

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/891085#Comment_891085

Shalom Stephen!

If you have those resource licenses synchronized, and log in to Logos 7 with the same user id / email address, then Logos 7 will automatically download those resources in Logos 7 format to your PC.

If you have the resource licenses synchronized you can also access (almost all of) your resources through the website www.biblia.com

Edit: Here is the link to download the Logos 7 core engine for free: https://www.logos.com/product/136022/basic

Dr. George E. Nixon

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/891087#Comment_891087

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Hello...

I have 15 'lbxlbk' files from Jun 6, 2007 thru Oct 2009 and from 47kb up to 471kb that I have moved thru 4 computers over the years. I would like to be able to open them and capture my Licenses. I also have some backups in 'lbs' extensions I cannot recover.

I no longer have anything that will open these; though I am continually trying.

My MacMini will not let me use anything over version 8 LOGOS; my Toshiba laptop with version 7 Windows is LOGOS 6; and a HP laptop running LOGOS 9....and 2 different user id's. thru the years.

I have WORDsearch/Logos in many versions that I have used through the years with E4 Group; EBible; Thomas Nelson's different Versions, QuickVerse Versions; Online Study Bible; eSword versions and some others Bible softwares. I keep trying to update what I can with what is available.

I served in the military under Mr. JFK. Mr. Johnson,(USNR); then under Mr. Nixon; Mr. Ford; Mr. Carter; (USAF IT); then as a Military Chaplain under Mr. Reagan; and finally under the first Mr. Bush.

Can anyone help me with this mess I have mde of my softwares ? Please !

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1154984#Comment_1154984

I have 15 'lbxlbk' files from Jun 6, 2007 thru Oct 2009 and from 47kb up to 471kb that I have moved thru 4 computers over the years.

Welcome, sir!

As above, if Faithlife previously had your email that you used to register your Libronix installation, then logging in with the old email, should capture the resources that those license files supported. They remember you from the email address/PW.

Absent that, you could contact Customer Service and potentially email the lbxbk license file (latest one).

I run Libronix (and Logos) on a W7 but I think you want L9 and your old library?

But that's if I understand ... maybe I don't!

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1154984#Comment_1154984

I have 15 'lbxlbk' files from Jun 6, 2007 thru Oct 2009 and from 47kb up to 471kb that I have moved thru 4 computers over the years. I would like to be able to open them and capture my Licenses. I also have some backups in 'lbs' extensions I cannot recover.

I no longer have anything that will open these; though I am continually trying.

I believe Customer Service can add these to your Logos account (and/or find the account you used with Libronix and merge it in). You should contact them about this problem. https://www.logos.com/contact