Bug(?): 4.0c Beta 3 Resources missing - Lexham Syntax Graphs

Ray Timmermans

I tried to open the Lexham Syntax Graphs of the Greek New Testament and got the following message.

"You own this resource, but for some reason it is not in your library."

Customer service directed me here since it does not support 4.0c beta 3. How can I use this resource?

Ray

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Dave Hooton

Ray,

It is an obsolete resource LexhamSGGNT.lbxdv together with others you may have - see http://community.logos.com/forums/p/9797/78005.aspx

Logos - THIS IS YOUR ISSUE and IT's NOT GOING AWAY.

Trey Selman

Ray,

Dave is absolutely correct but your particular issue may be due to the package you own?

What base package do you own?

If you have anything less that Scholars Silver then you do not really have the license for the resource. (I could be wrong but the following happened to me as I tried to solve the same issue) btw - Dave was a great help to me in dealing with this and many other issues.

If you have the less than Scholar's Silver the message indicating that you do "own the resource" is likely a remnant from beta testing when they allowed users to have access to unowned resources for testing purposes.

The conclusion that I made was that the Lexham Syntactic Greek NT: Sentence Analysis (LexhamSGNTGraph.lbxclv) is not the same as the Lexham Syntax Graphs of the Greek New Testament, which was replaced by the Cascadia syntax graphs (See base package comparison chart - Original languages and tools section).

If you do own Scholar's Silver or higher then your will probably firtst need to completely remove the beta from your system. (uninstall and delete all logos folders), then reinstall the non-beta version and then call back Technical Support.

I got that far in the process and then I not longer could access the Cascadia (or Lexham Syntax graphs to get the message "You own this resource, but for some reason it is not in your library.") That is when I checked the comparison chart and saw that there were items with very similar names that were in fact not the same resources and realized that during beta testing they had given me access to the Cascadia graphs but once that was over (beta license expired) I only owned the Scholar's base package which did not include the license to the Cascadia Graphs (AKA Lexham Syntax Graphs).

Ray Timmermans

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/118201#Comment_118201

Trey,

The comparison chart lists 4 volumes of the Lexham Syntactic Greek New Testament for which I own a license as a Scholar's Gold library purchaser. So this should be available to me irrespective of the Cascadia graphs, shouldn't it?

I'm not sure what is meant by "obsolete" (per Dav'e message) according to Logos--I would really like to hear from them on this. Does that mean that I will never be able to use this? That it will be reusable on a different version of 4.0 that comes out subsequently? What is the use in having it if it is not going to be usabke?

Trey Selman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/118320#Comment_118320

The Lexham Syntax Graphs resource is different from the 4 volumes of the Lexham Syntactic Greek NT. This is very confusing and confused me until I figured it out - I think?

The Lexham Graphs resource has been replaced with the Cascadia Syntac Graphs so see if you can access that resource.You should be able to since you own Scholar's Gold.

The Lexham Sytactic Greek NT consists of these four resources... (not the Lexham Syntax Graphs)

You should be able to access these also.

The remnant/message you are getting with the Lexham Syntax graphs is because they are old/obsolete file(s) that have been replaced with the Cascadia resources. (As Dave indicated) See this post to delete the offending old (obsolete files).

If you cannot open the Cascadia files then you have a real problem. The on ly place to solve this will be by calling Tech support. Since you are running the beta they will not provide support for beta software so you will have to first uninstall the beta software from your machine, then delete all of the logos folders. Then you will need to install the stable version (4.0b - I think) download the big massive download and reindex. (You can get to the link for the stable version through your account or this link - http://downloads.logos.com/LBS4/LDLS4Installer/Logos4Setup.exe) Check to see if the files are then available Cascadia. (the clean install and removal of all logos4 folders may solve the problem - removing the folders is important) If they are not then you can now call tech support and they will now help you because you are now not using the beta version of the software.

Kevin Becker

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/118371#Comment_118371

If you cannot open the Cascadia files then you have a real problem. The on ly place to solve this will be by calling Tech support. Since you are running the beta they will not provide support for beta software so you will have to first uninstall the beta software from your machine, then delete all of the logos folders. Then you will need to install the stable version (4.0b - I think) download the big massive download and reindex. (You can get to the link for the stable version through your account or this link - http://downloads.logos.com/LBS4/LDLS4Installer/Logos4Setup.exe) Check to see if the files are then available Cascadia. (the clean install and removal of all logos4 folders may solve the problem - removing the folders is important) If they are not then you can now call tech support and they will now help you because you are now not using the beta version of the software.

An easier option is to create a new Windows user account and install the stable release on it and just use that when you are talking with Tech/Customer Support.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/118320#Comment_118320

The comparison chart lists 4 volumes of the Lexham Syntactic Greek New Testament for which I own a license as a Scholar's Gold library purchaser. So this should be available to me irrespective of the Cascadia graphs, shouldn't it?

You should be able to access the Lexham Syntactic Greek + Cascadia Syntax Graphs resources - check these titles in Library.

The Lexham Syntax Graphs titles originate from the secret beta test and were replaced by Cascadia Syntax Graphs (don't get the titles mixed up) with different file names. Get rid of the obsolete files as indicated and you will be fine (this was my situation as well!).