Allow us to use our personal books on the mobile app
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I purchase books in Kindle because iOS Voiceover in Kindle is way better than in Logos. When driving I use Voiceover to listen to my Kindle books. I upload these books (that I purchased via Kindle) to Logos as well to keep my notes centrally located. I use the mobile app far more than I use the desktop app and should be able to access my personal books that I purchased without having to purchase them again just to read and access my notes in mobile/web apps.0
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Wow, this suggestion has the most votes of any other for the Mobile platform, by a long shot. Faithlife, please reconsider your previous aversion to doing this feature.0
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Yes please. Missionaries teaching in other languages would greatly benefit.0
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I support PROVIDED they remove the extra header at the top of the app. If i upload other books, i like to have the app read it to me… but if there is a header on the page, the reader repeats it with every page turn.0
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Very much needed to complete my transition to Logos. Have several recent decent purchases.0
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This would allow me to use my Bible in native language which is not available in the store.0
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@Bohuslav Wojnar Same with us on the Balkans.0
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@Tim Hensler Your workflow all sounds very intriguing. Do you have a video demonstration of this to help us see it visually?0
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A must, I have diverted to Nortes and the print in MS Word to PDF then import into Kindle App for reading and sorting as collections.0
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Yes, this is definitely important.0
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It has been said several times, but I confirm that in smaller languages (in this case Hungarian) this is an indispensable opportunity to study the translation into your own language.0
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Ok, taking up the topic again, it looks like it is still unfinished.0
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@Steve hi, how do you upload your kindle books into Logos/Verbum?0
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Please, this is absolutely needed!0
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Yes please0
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I understand the good folks at Faithlife have issues with using personal books on the mobile platform. If I am understanding the issue correctly, they would have to maintain them on their servers, and would not make money from it. It is awfully hard to level too much criticism at the company for their business practices, seeing they have remained in business for so many years. I purchased the first version over 30-years ago. Later, after prayerful consideration, I purchased a version with many reference works in it. It was a huge budgetary consideration for me at the time. Since that time, most of the other companies that I had considered no longer produce a bible program. My point is that we should give Faithlife a huge amount of credit in that respect. To stay in business requires that they make a profit. I have no problem with that.
Having said all of that, I would like to suggest that perhaps our good friends at Faithlife, could allow personal books on mobile for an annual fee. The pricing model could be structured so the user could maintain a certain amount of server space for personal books. If more space is needed, the fee would go up.
I imagine that they have considered different ideas of this nature. I am certain that this also involves huge complexities that I have not even dreamed of. Software rewrites, and copyright considerations are among those. From the looks of it though, it would be a very popular feature and make many people happy.
Just friendly suggestions. Keep up the good work Faithlife!!0 -
I would think this could happen as long as the books use an open source standard (not likely due to copywrite). I would like to create my own document and import into Logos.0
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Yes, please! Perhaps this would help with idea of "access to Bibles in all languages". Even if the full Logos integration / functionality isn't built for Bibles in other languages, the ability to use personal books on mobile devices could enable many additional languages. See https://feedback.faithlife.com/boards/logos-book-requests/posts/add-access-to-bibles-in-all-available-languages0
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Absolutely! Also please don't paywall this by requiring Bronze and above, this is frustrating! We already spend plenty of money even if we have starter packages.0
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Yes, please!0
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Yes. With Ver. 10's Print Library function, there can be no philosophical or fiscal reason to deny the Personal Book option to mobile app users.
Doesn't Logos want us to live in the word by living in Logos?0 -
@Tim Hensler I know you sent this message like two years ago, but by chance can I get a copy of your translation, I'm thinking of starting my own and would love to see the process behind the translation.0
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Yes, please. We need it 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻0
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Yes, it would be great for things not available on Logos0
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stop tracking and do it!
xn = Christan man=man -- Acts 11:26 "....and the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch".
Barney Fife is my hero! He only uses an abacus with 14 rows!
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yes please come on A.I. is advancing think in this and integrate AI to logos0
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This would be great, IF you employ your automatic-tagging tool to enhance our books with as many of the kinds of tags that purchased books have, without human intervention.
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Jim Dean0 -
This is an important feature for me. It seems silly to have to use Kindle documents as a workaround when I already have it as a Personal Book that is stored in the cloud and syncs to my desktops... but not to my mobile devices. For simply reading a book, mobile is the way to go rather than being shackled to the desktop. Help me stay in the Logos ecosystem...0
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Would be great!0
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+1 to the count of those who would love this capability0
