For those of you who are familiar with the Kindle App on iOS...
I really want to enjoy reading books in Logos, but I typically wind up frustrated and going back to the Kindle app for a number of reasons. I'm hoping that some of you may understand the issues that cause this frustration and be able to help me.
First, the Kindle app gives me the ability to "flip through pages" in the book I'm reading by scrolling through them at the bottom of the screen without losing my current place in the book. This is extremely helpful when wanting to browse a book or if being part of a discussion group where you are constantly flipping pages. Is there a way to do this in the Logos app?
Second, the Kindle app gives me the ability to tap one button at the top of the page and instantly pull up all of my highlights in the book I'm reading. They are neatly organized from top to bottom and under chapter headings. Accessing my highlights in an extremely organized fashion literally takes me less than two seconds. No matter what I try, I cannot seem to access my highlights in the Logos app in the same easy and organized way.
Nothing in my life can touch Logos when it comes to research on the desktop. Yet, as a pastor, a huge part of my life is reading books cover to cover while sitting on my couch. The pure enjoyment and pleasure of reading a book are often turned into frustration and unnecessary tinkering when trying to read in the Logos app. In the end, I wind up just buying it on Kindle so that I can make it through the book without spending more time messing with the Logos app than actually reading the book.
Does anyone else who is familiar with the Kindle iOS reading experience share these same frustrations with Logs? What has been your solution? I have no problem admitting that all my frustrations could be user error on my part due to ignorance in how to replicate in Logos what I'm able to do with my Kindle app.
Thanks for any help you can offer!