Finding Illustrations in My Library

If I was looking for an illustration on the topic of Servant-hood in my Library, how would Logos find a story in a book that is not directly tagged to be a book about Servant-hood?

Or would I need to read all my books and tag selections and stories according to their topic in order to find the topic that I am looking for?

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Myke Harbuck

Try the Sermon Starter guide, it will provide some help with items tagged with servanthood.

Also try a general search of all resources for SERVANTHOOD

You can also filter your library with tag:Servant* to find books that have been tagged with the subject SERVANTHOOD

I'm sure others can and will provide more efficient search methods, but maybe this will get you started.

Jake Siemens

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1046623#Comment_1046623

Thanks Mike. I realize that I am probably asking too much but I am refferring to the many different tags that could be added to the myraaid of stories and illustrations scattered throughout my library and how I could find them when needed.

I was reading a book in Logos and highlighted a story but couldn't find any way to tag that story.

Wild Eagle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1046623#Comment_1046623

You can also create Illustration Collection:

Illustrations

Rule: Subject:(illustrat,quot,stor),Title:(1001,illustrat,laugh,quot,stor)
Manually Included Items: none
Manually Excluded Items: none

See more examples: https://wiki.logos.com/Example_Collections

And search in this collection specifically for: Servant* or: Servant-hood OR Servanthood

Levi Durfey

Or would I need to read all my books and tag selections and stories according to their topic in order to find the topic that I am looking for?

Others have given you good tips for more immediately finding illustrations. But I would encourage you to do something like what you mention (tagging) as you read books. I personally highlight potential illustrations in orange. In the long-term, this will give you more of a personal database of illustrations that mean more to you.

Wei Qiang

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1046624#Comment_1046624

Thanks Mike. I realize that I am probably asking too much but I am refferring to the many different tags that could be added to the myraaid of stories and illustrations scattered throughout my library and how I could find them when needed.

I was reading a book in Logos and highlighted a story but couldn't find any way to tag that story.

For me I would like to kept it in My Favorites Folder so that I can find it when needed.

https://wiki.logos.com/Favorites#What_are_Favorites.3f

Jake Siemens

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1046641#Comment_1046641

These are all Good tips and ones that I will use.

Thanks to all!

If anyone else has any other tips, I am open to more....

Jake Siemens

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1046630#Comment_1046630

Levi, is it possible to Tag a Highlighted selection so that I would be able to find it better later?

Levi Durfey

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1046644#Comment_1046644

Levi, is it possible to Tag a Highlighted selection so that I would be able to find it better later?

Absolutely! All the highlights you make are accessible in the Notes Tool. Find your highlight and add a tag or even a note.

Jake Siemens

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1046651#Comment_1046651

Thanks Levi

I have created an Illustrations Notebook and will be highlighting illustrations in Orange and then Tagging the illustration and putting them in the Illustrations Notebook going forward.