Please merge Notes and Highlights into unified Annotations. Sometimes what I begin as a note turns into a highlight and vice versa. At least offer a menu option to convert a Note into a Highlight and vice versa.
You are aware that you can add text (notes) to your highlights now? I've not tried adding a highlight to a note that already exists.
@MJ. Smith open a note and use the image below as a reference to apply a highlight. Since it is possible to add text notes to highlights and apply highlights to notes, it would be logical to unify both into a single annotations system.
Notes → Annotations
They actually are a single system … there are many requests to separate them completely. Because of those requests, I can support requests to make it more obvious they are a single system but cannot support a requests that makes it impossible for people to pretend they are separate. But that is just my personal opinion.
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When you are using the Sermon Builder tool and you import text (for example "Deuteronomy 1" then hitting "Tab"), the proper name of the LORD goes from all caps to lowercase. For example, if a verse says, "the LORD", it'll import "the Lord". This can be quite confusing for a sermon prepper!
See this thread for context but another bible software offers the ability to click on images and open them in a separate window thus allowing one to enlarge it for clarity. It would also help if image quality could be increased so when one does enlarge it isn't pixilated. https://community.logos.com/forums/t/209521.aspx
I want to be able to auto-open Logos when I boot my Mac and allow it to load, update, re-index, download, whatever in the background, minimized before I need it. Today, I can't do that because it opens full screen no matter what.
It will not allow you to copy/paste part of a response from study assistant it only lets you copy the entire response. Sometimes I only want to pull a key sentence or two from the response.
When I copy out of Logos (Android app) a verse that's indented, when pasting as plain text the indentation is converted to first-line-only indentation (tabs or spaces) (this is the expected behavior), but it *reverses* the indentation, and adds blank lines between lines (unexpected). This is how Habakkuk 3:17 appears…
