I have wondered for a long time why Workflow files are not listed in "Documents"??? It would seems logical to me that they would be listed and I think would be easier to find as someone like me goes to "Documents" for that reason…. 😎
I don't know but would suspect it is because they have no existence except with the appropriate workflow templates. The workflow templates are backed up with the other documents.
Guessing here, my hunch is because it is not truly a document in the way other documents are in Logos. It is more like a guide. Essentially it is reformatted text that you are entering notes into. Think of it like adding notes to a passage guide. Not sure if that makes any sense.
@MJ. Smith, @ David Taylor, Jr.
Thanks for your thoughts. I just think it would be nice to work with one "file structure" when it comes to keeping files that we build in Logos. It's the old K.I.S.S. principle…. but then that's the way us "simple" people think.. lol 😎
And one more thing… Hopefully soooon Workflows will be allowed in mobile app. Forgot to put that in earlier. 😎
Yes, this is something I would like to see as well.
Available Now
Build your biblical library with a new trusted commentary or resource every month. Yours to keep forever.
I am having difficulty finding books in my library that I have purchased. !) What's an easy way to do that? 2) Can I bring my books to the top of the list?
Hi guys! I have this question regarding specific words in my preferred Greek text that do not link to my preferred Lexicon. I have BDAG prioritized, and nearly all words will route to it when I click on them, except words that are in bold text, which in the Scrivener TR are words that have different options listed in the…
When opening Logos I often see a banner encouraging me to upgrade to the newest version of Logos. I tried turning banners off in Program Settings, but it is greyed out. "This setting can only be changed when using a qualifying product that is licensed." I have an account, and have been using Logos for about 10 years, but…
I'm looking at the Lexham English Septuagint, 2nd ed. with Reverse Interlinear. Is there some place I can look at it before I buy it? I would like to use it as a concordance of sorts but with the Greek words instead of the Hebrew so that it connects with the New Testament. Also would there be a training video for this…
I am trying to locate a Chronological NASB Bible within LOGOS
