Reading from nightstand

Peter Junor

There are some books in my library, which are written in a "narrative" style, rather than a commentary or research style.
I have collected these in "Favorites" and I've found can access such works. The problem is they don't sync to the page I last read. This means when I go to resume reading I have to flick through until I find (or recognise) the point I last got to when I last shut it down. In short, I would like to access logos titles on my tablet - and read them like I would if they were a book on a Kindle. So I'm not so interested in Logos' prodigious research capacity. I am interested in the tablet syncing every time I finish reading, while retaining the capacity to highlight text in the resources I am reading.
Is it possible to do this?
Regards
Peter

Ali Pope

@Peter Junor  If all you want to do is be able to open up your book on your tablet and keep reading from where you last left off, then you can do this by creating a Saved Layout in the Layouts View and saving it every time you finish reading. When you open the layout back up, your book will open to the place you last left off (as long as you save it before closing). You can view more about Saved Layouts in this post: https://community.logos.com/forums/p/215837/1263946.aspx#1263946


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