Is there a way to stop getting notifications for specific posts in the new forums? i.e., old posts that I have lost interest in on which I have commented. There was a point when I paid attention, but that time has passed.
You can edit notifications by clicking your picture in the top right corner, then Account & Privacy Settings, then notification preferences.
I would suggest turning notifications on for bookmarked posts. You can bookmark a post by clicking the little flag to the right of the post title. Click the flag again to remove the bookmark from the post (then you will no longer get notifications for it, unless a different notification setting triggers it). You can access My bookmarks under quick links or in the profile dropdown menu to view bookmarked posts or remove the bookmark from bookmarked posts.
This is a most excellent solution!
My Windows Desktop PC is now eight years old, lacks a SSD and is not upgradeable to Windows 11. It’s feeling its age. I’ve been thinking the last year or two of crossing over to a MacBook when I finally pull the trigger on a new purchase. Logos Is my primary reason for having a computer so I want something that will play…
I have several books that dont really assist me in sermon prep but are just regular books here. What is the best way to read these books and keep up with where your at in the book and not lose it? I tend to read multiple things at the same time on my phone or tablet.
I found a resource that I would like to use for my Adult Sunday School class. Am I legally allowed to do that?
I have A LOT of notes that I am importing. I really need to stress that these are a lot of notes, and there are lot of anchors on my notes. Some of my notes have 30+ anchors. I am planning on exporting all my notes just to be safe, and I understand how to do that. However, I recently stumbled on a thread which said that…
Does Logos plan to include the following title be in Logos subscription? John Oswalt's 1 & 2 Kings Commentary in Evangelical Exegetical Commentary
