Citations for Print Library
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The new Print Library feature allows the user to see search results that are in their print library. This feature request would make that functionality more useful for academics and other users by allowing a portion of the preview excerpt to be copied and pasted with the appropriate citation, just like a digital resource.
Example:
1) A user searches for the term "psychosomatic unity"
2) One of the results shown is from Created in God's Image by Anthony Hoekema, a book that they have in their print library.
3) The user selects a relevant section of the preview excerpt and copies it to their clipboard.
4) The user pastes the relevant section into Microsoft word, such that it looks like this.
As Hoekema argues, the Bible sees man both as a whole as well as a being with two distinct sides: physical and nonphysical.1
1 Anthony A. Hoekema, Created in God’s Image (Grand Rapids, MI; Cambridge, U.K.: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1994), 217.
Why is this feature valuable? For academics and students, the ability to easily have correctly formatted references from both their electronic and print libraries allows them to use Logos as their primary research tool.
Example:
1) A user searches for the term "psychosomatic unity"
2) One of the results shown is from Created in God's Image by Anthony Hoekema, a book that they have in their print library.
3) The user selects a relevant section of the preview excerpt and copies it to their clipboard.
4) The user pastes the relevant section into Microsoft word, such that it looks like this.
As Hoekema argues, the Bible sees man both as a whole as well as a being with two distinct sides: physical and nonphysical.1
1 Anthony A. Hoekema, Created in God’s Image (Grand Rapids, MI; Cambridge, U.K.: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1994), 217.
Why is this feature valuable? For academics and students, the ability to easily have correctly formatted references from both their electronic and print libraries allows them to use Logos as their primary research tool.
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