Whenever logos mobile starts up it starts with an image from a book I opened a while ago. I don’t have that book open but the specific image opens every time.
Has anyone encountered this & what is the fix?
I don't recall having ever seen this on Android devices. @Jeremy Shuart - Welcome to the Forums and if possible, could you post the device, Mobile OS with Version and the Version of the Logos App you are experiencing this issue on?
I've experienced this a few times (on iPhone) but I never figured out the cause. The only 'strange' thing that happened around the time it started was that I'd also begun using layouts in the mobile app; however, I have no idea if there was any actual connection between these two things. The problem eventually stopped on its own.
I am on iOS 18.0.1 and Logos version 37.0.3 (1)
It happened again just now when I opened the app to get the version number. It’s not a big problem, I just close the image and use the app as I normally would. The image is from a resource that isn’t even open.
I gave attempted to solve it by removing the book download (I downloaded it to read when I was out of cell service range), but that didn’t work.
Here’s a screenshot
I want to add footnotes in Sermon Builder, so if someone asks me where a particular quotation came from, I have easy reference to it at the end of the sermon. Not everything I use comes from my logo library.
Why is my Logos Dictionary not correcting mispellings? It offers no correct only to add the word to the dictionary.
I find the "Send to Proclaim" option distracting, how do I hide it from the Right Click Menu?
something changed so that I am unable to hear text to speech on the program that has on one side and ESV Bible on the other. I use the ctrl r to hear it. It works on the Truth for Today but not on the Bible side. I am not sure what changed, to cause that. Please help if possible. God Bless You.
John C Poitier's book, "The Invention of Inspiration . . . " explores the ancient (pre early 3rd century AD) meaning of theopneustia as in 2 Tim. 3:15-17. His conclusion is that the word meant "life giving", perhaps based originally on the creation story (God breathed into the form and it/he became a living person). He…
