Full Feature Set? Datasets?

Gerald

I am really confused about terminology within Logos software. When my account says I bought Bronze 7 with Full Feature Set, does that mean I purchased the Full Feature Set for Bronze, or did I get all Feature Sets for all of of Logos? i.e. Will Silver have still another Full Feature Set just for Silver? Same question on up through the Diamond, etc.?

Then there are Datasets. How are they related? Each package have their own Datasets? Are the cumulative? Does Logos Now have all of them?

Point me to a webpage explaining all of this if there is one.

Thanks

JohnB

Greetings Gerald

The Full feature set is the same Full feature set that you will buy with any other package that you buy. There are only three feature sets, Starter, Full and extended.

https://www.logos.com/compare/feature-sets  might help a bit. You might want to log out and play around with it a bit so what you own does not confuse you.

I don't know if that helps a bit.

Ken McGuire

With Logos 7, they tried something different. They separated the books from the internal feature sets. So Bronze 7 is the books you have. The Full Feature set is all the Logos 7 features. Of course, some features would work better with certain key resources, but if you own the full feature set for Bronze, you will not have to buy the feature set for Silver, since you already have the full features set for silver...

Of course, Faithlife is free to add more features in the future, and so "full" now doesn't mean full features forever and ever, amen... Logos Now subscriptions DO offer this, but it is a yearly subscription instead of a one time purchase.

Edit: My understanding is that while there is an extended feature set, the "extended" is by including a few more more books that work particularly well with the feature set, and not really more features per se. Of course, look at the link provided above for more complete, up to date, and official information on this.

Gerald

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/912679#Comment_912679

Thanks for the information. Now I understand better.