Enciclopedia Ilustrada de Realidades de La Biblia

Blair Laird
Blair Laird Member Posts: 1,654 ✭✭✭
edited November 2024 in English Forum

I was looking at the books that got updated in my library, and realized that I had this book in there. I am not sure how it got there. Any ideas?

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  • DAL
    DAL Member Posts: 10,928 ✭✭✭

    Wow, no kidding! I'm missing that exact same book from my library!!! LOL JUST KIDDING! I own that resource, but I had to purchase it.  So unless you installed an old libronix/logos CD that had it, then I don't know how it got in your library.  It's a very good resource in Spanish.  I think it's the Spanish translation of Illustrated Encyclopedia of Bible Facts: http://www.amazon.com/Nelsons-Illustrated-Encyclopedia-Bible-Facts/dp/0840719744

    Well, if you have your libronix installed check your account summary to see if it's listed there.

    Douglas

  • Bradley Grainger (Logos)
    Bradley Grainger (Logos) Administrator, Logos Employee Posts: 12,153

    Blair Laird said:

    I was looking at the books that got updated in my library, and realized that I had this book in there. I am not sure how it got there. Any ideas?

    This is the result of a configuration error that happened a long, long time ago. Both Enciclopedia Ilustrada de Realidades de La Biblia (EIRB) and The New Encyclopedia of Christian Quotations (NECQ) were built with the same internal ID so (simplifying) buying one had the side-effect of unlocking the other. It didn't matter too much at the time, because you'd only see the other resource if you happened to insert a Spanish CD that contained that book and discover resources from it (which was unlikely). However, Logos 4 now automatically downloads every resource that is unlocked on your account, so EIRB starts unexpectedly showing up in customers' libraries. We didn't fix the unlocking DB because we didn't want to run the risk of accidentally locking NECQ (the resource you purchased) and leaving you with EIRB (the one you didn't). For now, I simply recommend hiding it (unless you're bilingual).

     

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