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Hidden Resource Now Available for Purchase?

Josiah Young

If I have a resource open, and I hide it from my library, Logos then says that I do not have a license to view that resource and offers to let me purchase it. However, I already own the resource, so this seems to be a bug. I think the notice should instead explain that the resource is hidden and that I can unhide it by following XYZ steps.

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Ali Pope

This is a known issue. Thank you for reporting.

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