It would really be helpful if we could create a bibliography from the Commentary Section in the Passage Guide.
You can do that from the Collections tool.
Thanks for your reply. I was aware of what you are suggesting, but it would be so much more convenient if you could create a bibliography from the commentary section of the Passage Guide. For one thing, to create a bibliography that includes every resource that shows up in the Commentary section of Passage Guide, you have to create a collection that includes all those resources (e.g. Commentaries, Study Bibles, etc.) which can take some doing.
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I suggest that the iOS app finally learn how to create shortcuts. Especially with the new feature that lets you copy links in Ai Chats, there’s currently no practical way to save them in Logos Notes.
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