What are the real differences between Logos Free and Bronze?
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Try this link:
Compare Base Packages | Logos Bible SoftwareHide books you own. All what is left is what you would get. Do this for books. Then do it for features. In short, you get a LOT!
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Hi Josué - and welcome to the forums
If you go to https://www.logos.com/compare/featuresets/Logos%20Feature%20Sets and click the button that says Hide features I own (it's just above the list of books etc you should see what extra books / features you would get with Bronze
Graham
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Josué Barrios said:
Hello! I already have many books in Logos, but I'm using the free version, so I would like to know what are the adventages of the bronze versión. It seems to me that I already have many features.
If you're currently using the free version, have you looked at the Legacy Libraries? I currently only buy "books" through Logos. I've never bought a package as such. I find the Legacy Libraries a great way to add books cheaply.
https://www.logos.com/legacy-libraries
Search through legacy libraries 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 in differing traditions.
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GaoLu said:
Try this link:
Compare Base Packages | Logos Bible SoftwareHide books you own. All what is left is what you would get. Do this for books. Then do it for features. In short, you get a LOT!
I don't think that is entirely correct. That page would not reflect the books and features that he already has a temporary license for through the Logos free edition. As he doesn't own them, he cannot hide them.
I don't think there is any way to compare the differences between the free edition (as you don't get permanent licenses) and another base package.
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Once you're signed into your account, the Logos site is able to differentiate what you own (as in permanent license) or don't (and that includes books in your library with a temporary license). Once he goes on a package page and hides resources he owns, the remaining books and features will (barring any website glitches, bugs etc) be a true representation of the books and features he will get if he purchases that package.
As per the images below, I have A Practical Commentary on Holy Scripture in my library but with a temporary license (you can see I have the option to buy it). It's included in Verbum Starter, and it remains in the list of books when I hide my owned resources. That is because, though I have it in my library, I do not own it. If I buy Verbum Starter, my license for that resource will go from temporary to permanent.
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Josué Barrios said:
the adventages of the bronze versión.
I don't know if you're financially well-endowed. But if not (Bronze is quite a jump from free), you might want to investigate the levels below Bronze that are a bit more affordable.
But more importantly, you get a better feel for what's important to you, in your Bible study.
"If myth is ideology in narrative form, then scholarship is myth with footnotes." B. Lincolm 1999.
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Thank you for your answers. I purchased bronze and I'll be exploring it.
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