Layout hit wrong button - can I go back?

So I've been doing much syntactical analysis on Isaiah 1:18-20 (very rewarding...God is so good). I went to update my layout for this particular Hebrew study, but instead hit the "hebrew" layout I had previously saved. Woosh - all my windows gone (just like I told it to do). Arrrgh. Is there any kind of "back button" or something so I can return to all the windows I just had open?

Thanks!

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Mike Binks

Is there any kind of "back button" or something so I can return to all the windows I just had open?

No back button.

But if you scroll down the display of old layouts that are saved by time you might see something just like the old one.

If so load that and rename it.

Rosie Perera

You might be able to find that recent layout (or one pretty close to it) among the timestamped Layouts on the right side of your Layouts menu. Then just save it again.

Otherwise, if you've got another computer that you had synced with this one since you created your layout, and it running Logos right now, start up Logos offline on it (hold the Ctrl key down while starting and choose to run offline). The old layout will still be there. Save it again and you'll probably override the change that you did that wiped out the good one on the other computer. Then restart Logos online and let it sync up to the other computer. I'm not sure about the timings of all of this, and whether it will work, but it's the best shot I can suggest.

Unfortunately, Logos does not have a full Undo feature. You can only undo a few operations, and this is not one of them. Users have been clamoring for more undo capability. This is another example of why it's needed.

David Jordan

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/180403#Comment_180403

...and time stamp had one close enough! That just saved me a bunch of time...and brain power. 16 resources back up, and right where I left em...ok right where I left em 30min ago - but I'll take it. Thanks.

dave