Feature Focus: Notebooks in Logos 📓

Jason Stone (Logos)

How many of you are using Logos Notebooks?

Notebooks are great for keeping your study notes organized. Think of it as your digital scratchpad or even a full archive for all those insights, connections, and highlights you make while reading. You can link notes right to verses, keep different notebooks for topics or books or classes, and generally just make sure your good thoughts don't get lost.

Want to dig in and learn more? Check out the official support article here: The Power of Notebooks in Logos →

How are YOU using Notebooks in your study? Or if you're not, what's holding you back? Don't be shy. Let's swap ideas!

NichtnurBibelleser

I started with creating a dedicated Notebook for each biblical book and some topics. e.g. Life of Christ, Life of Paul etc., where Highlighters and Notes landed.

Recently, I moved all the Highlighter "Notes" to the "No Notebook". This way when I'm abroad, I don't have to select the correct Notebook to carry my on-the-go highlighting, which is a bit tedious.

I still think Notes and Highlights should be separated.

BTW: I really would like to add highlights to the Footnotes (vote here), even if I'm aware of @MJ. Smith' recent comment on this topic:

This requires a massive restructuring of the fundamental structure of books in Logos … or a difficult to maintain kludge. At some point Logos will have to rewrite the application to match the contemporary technology but until that happens, we have to accept that Logos understands the problem and can't afford to fix it.