This is crazy!!

Pastor Michael Huffman
Pastor Michael Huffman Member Posts: 449
edited November 21 in English Forum

Ok, I just ran into something that is absolutely crazy. I have two different computers with two different layouts loaded. On the one computer I want my NASB95 open with propositional outlines NOT open, and on the other computer I have a completely different workspace open and I want my NASB95 with the propositional outlines active. 

Ok all set.....well......when I change the verse in my NASB95 on the one computer with a completely different workspace with the propositional outlines not active, it changes the NASB95 on the other computer running a different workspace so that both match. Crazy! I want one with the outlines one and the other with the outlines off...why does it change to both..different computers, different workspaces. 

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  • JT (alabama24)
    JT (alabama24) MVP Posts: 36,488

    Crazy! I want one with the outlines one and the other with the outlines off...why does it change to both..different computers, different workspaces. 

    The preference syncs per resource. 

    If I were designing it, I would create my idea of "projects" and make the preference link & sync to it. 

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  • MJ. Smith
    MJ. Smith MVP Posts: 53,111

    I want one with the outlines one and the other with the outlines off...why does it change to both..different computers, different workspaces. 

    A number of options are stored "per resource" - only the resource is considered when keeping them in sync. The same problem occurs within a single layout when one has two copies of the same resource open - one for "send links here" and one for the actual study. Logos is designed for a single user on a single device at a time. To work the way you expect is generally a feature of a multi-user product.

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  • DMB
    DMB Member Posts: 3,087

    Yep, crazy.  For me, it's the Multiview vs my NRSV.  I can understand normal resource-specific settings 'sticking' to the resource.  But a common use resource and 'tools', no.

    Of course, then the discussion would be 'which'.  Much easier just to 'all' them.

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