I could not figure out how to do this, but I would love to be able to put a Note or Highlight into more than one Notebook. Is this possible?
not possible to do
I do not think that this is possible. I was actually fiddling around with this idea the other day but could not find any success. I would like to be wrong, though.
I don't think you can. It is yet another way that tags are better than using a bunch of separate notebooks. Although you do lose the ability to toggle specific things on and off easily.
I use tags extensively, but it is a pain that we can't put a Note in 2 Notebooks. I sometimes have 2 different topic-related tags on a phrase/word. If it was possible to assign a Note to two different Notebooks, I would have create all the Tags in one Notes and put them in 2 Notebooks. Because that is not possible, I create two different Notes - one for each Topic - and put them in 2 different Notebooks.
The Video last month when pre-orders were being taken for the hardcover of Unseen Realm Expanded Edition, announced to us that the digital version was going to be released on October 1. I've not seen or heard anything from Logos about this.
Received my copy of the expanded edition hardcover version today and noticed that one of the introductory pages states it's possible to add a digital copy of this book to Logos. Unfortunately, the link provided (https://logos.com/LexhamPress) takes you to a Baker Books page with no obvious way to obtain the digital copy of…
This should be easy, but it isn't. How can I determine how many books in my library have been downloaded to my hard drive? Additionally, how can I force the download of all books if I didn't select that option during the installation?
I have always used the orange page numbers. Can I add them back into my book as I read?
I recently came across the zettlekasten method of note taking and idea connection. I then got into using the obsidian software, and i really like it. I was wondering if anyone else uses this method within the Logos environment, and how they link their notes.