Logos research editions-- how to use!!

Hello logos community I am a frequent user of the mobile app on Android and I have a concern and a question surrounding logos "research editions"versus reader Editions

Wednesday evening I started purchasing just a few small titles of books I wanted in my denominational preference.. as I went through the titles of what I have in the search function I found out some of them are research editions and I got overjoyed but then I said wait a minute!!🤔.. where are the research goodies for the books and things that I have bought..

Where do I go within the logos ecosystem to get the goods on what each book I own has regarding its Research Edition?

For example Joel Beeke- Essentials of Reformed Systematic Theology,Herman Bavinck Reformed Dogmatics to name a few

Or the specific the specific titles in a bundle like "zondervan new studies in dogmatics?"

I'm under the impression that when you are studying your particular whatever it is that has "research Edition affixed" to it in the learn more subheading of the store when you purchase a book or a monograph the deep analysis and the citations, references and mentions within that book become blue hyperlinked and not just for scripture? Am I wrong

Does everything in a research edition of a systematic theology devotional monograph or study resources etc [this Edition: Research Edition] get stuffed into the logos Factbook ?

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Mark Smith

@Mario Mcclinton Mario the differences boil down to the amount and type of tagging, not additional content or tools. You can see the difference described here: https://www.logos.com/logos-editions

Sean

"I'm under the impression that when you are studying your particular whatever it is that has "research Edition affixed" to it in the learn more subheading of the store when you purchase a book or a monograph the deep analysis and the citations, references and mentions within that book become blue hyperlinked and not just for scripture? Am I wrong"

Theoretically, references in "research editions" are supposed to be linked if the book is in the Logos catalogue. In actual practice, however, Logos is very inconsistent with this; some resources have good linking, some don't. You really don't know until you buy the resource. (They do sometimes go back and improve/update them later.)

Mark Smith

I'm under the impression that when you are studying your particular whatever it is that has "research Edition affixed" to it in the learn more subheading of the store when you purchase a book or a monograph the deep analysis and the citations, references and mentions within that book become blue hyperlinked and not just for scripture? Am I wrong

The tagging in the research editions are not hyperlinks, so, no, you won't see them in blue.