"Resource is no longer in your library" problem

Colin Pretorius

Good evening

This evening I tried to open a resource I had previously had access to, and came across the dreaded "This resource is no longer in your library" message. Reading through previous posts on this subject, I see it was suggested that this could pertain to a subscription that has come to an end, but I've not had that. (am a L8 subscriber and also have a few L8 packages). Currently on 8.9.0.0030 (8.9 SR-1), and have done the "run update" thing

It was also suggested that one could execute a "delete unlicensed resources" command, which would remove such resources from the local disk.  I'd be happy to do this if (1) I knew what those resources were and (2) why they were no longer available. I'm not sure if anyone can help with the second question, but perhaps someone can start me off by telling me how to list those resources before deleting them? (It might something simple that I'm just not seeing at the moment!) 

Thanks in advance

Colin

Linda

Hi Colin, I'm very new to Logos, but you can tell what resources have a permanent or temporary license in your library. See picture listing details at the top. Select the "details view" top right of your window and then under license (far right in my library) if you've chosen to display 'license' you will see permanent and temporary. I think also Logos gives you some resources when you're new to show you what's available, but they are temporary. I hope this helps. There are a lot smarter people here than me.