This is with Logos 40.0 on Windows 11
Looking at John 1:1-14, the Exegetical Guide shows that there is some relevant information in apparatuses. Should these be shown in the Textual history section of the Insights Panel as well?
I was wondering the same thing- I only seem to get textual commentaries (and only some of them, the Vulgate, SBLGNT, and no apparatuses (I do have CNTTS among others ) which I was expecting (hoping?) to see in this section.
Both Robert Solomon and Irving Singer attribute the quote "love is lust plus the ordeal of civility" to Freud, but neither of them provides an actual source. I have looked and looked and strongly suspect this is a sentence/claim attributed to Freud that he never actually said/wrote. This happens a lot with famous thinkers.…
I have a lot of books in Logos which I often want to consult, but then when I try to do so I can't since it is called something else in Logos compared to what I know it by and I don't recognize it. I see that I am able to change the names of books, but it is unclear to me what I am supposed to be changing for it to show up…
How should I start?
I can change the versions that appear in the text comparison tool with no trouble. However, when I press F7 from my Bible, I do not get the versions I want to compare. How do I change the Bibles that appear when I press F7?
How can I prevent verses that I copy and paste into the sermon editor from automatically going to the next line with an indent? I want to be able to paste a verse and have it start as the next sentence.
