Can someone explain this??

Wade Bishop

there are this little "dashes" within the scroll bar?? 

Darren Paul Wright

http://wiki.logos.com/Visual_Bookmarks

Mike Binks

Yep they are history markers.

they show where in the resource you have navigated before

have a little hover and all will be revealed

They had me worried a bit when I first saw them - still working out a use for them but Hay-ho.

tootle pip

Mike

Jack Caviness

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/145842#Comment_145842

Mike Binks said:

hey had me worried a bit when I first saw them - still working out a use for them but Hay-ho.

My best use for them was to turn them off. 

Mike Binks

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/145867#Comment_145867

Jack Caviness said:

My best use for them was to turn them off. 

and I did that by....

 

?

In hope

tootle pip

Mike

Stephen

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/146217#Comment_146217

Mike,

 

Visual Bookmarks

Q) What are these gray marks along the scrollbar in my book?

A) They’re called “Visual Bookmarks.” Some call them “Wear Marks.”

• Grey is “page wear;” it’s the last several locations you’ve actually been. The official term is “Auto Bookmark.”
• Orange is the current search term(s).
• Blue is the favorites you’ve saved.

 

Q) How do you hide the Visual Bookmarks ?

A) Turn them off in Program Settings.

• Click on Tools on the top menu.
• Then click on Program Settings.
• Under General, you will see Show Auto and Favorite Bookmarks and Show Search Bookmarks. Click on No next to the type(s) of bookmarks you do not wish to see.

Mike Binks

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/146221#Comment_146221

Stephen

Much obliged.

It is really knowing the terminology isn't it

thanks again

tootle pip

Mike