I think I read this somewhere, but I couldn't find it tonight. Sometimes when I open Logos, it opens in a small window. There appears to be no rhyme or reason for it.
Wondering if external displays being connected or disconnected ?
Have sometimes seen smallish window, resized window, then restarted Logos 4 Mac (currently not know rhyme or reason).
Keep Smiling [:)]
KS4J -
I think that I read an OLD post when I first got Logos a couple of months ago which referenced external displays. My iMac does have a second display, which is normally left off. However, most of the time I use my MacBook Pro (13 inch; Mid 2010; 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo; 4 GB Ram; OS 10.6.7), which is not connected to any external display. It happens randomly on both machines.
On a scale of 1-10, this is an annoyance factor of 1.
Another weird thing that sometimes happens: When I load a layout, sometimes Logos will diminish into my doc. That is more of a 2 on my annoyance factor. Neither is a really big deal, but Logos should know about it if they don't already. (I assume they do, but I could not find a post about it).
Hello, did you find a solution for this?
I see this same behaviour as well. I haven't hooked up to an external monitor in a very long time, so it's not that. I can't seem to see any other pattern which would proceed this happening either.
For me, this is a normal and regular alternate opening-smile.
I got used to it.
I think I read this somewhere, but I couldn't find it tonight.
You did, but it does not bother me enough to search for the thread. Happens to me randomly also.
If you could post logs when this occurs, we have added some additional logging to 4.5c to help track this issue down.
Logs and screen shot.
465247.Archive.zip
Hi Alabama
It occurs in two different scenarios: when there is an update or new books added to my library the other is when you change the customise feature on 'start up'.
Yours Aways in Jesus' Love
Stephen
I have posted on this topic before, but I thought I would submit a log and a screen shot of this latest indecent. Like others, I never open Logos in anything but a full window. It appears to be plain that no one at Logos knows what is happening here. While this is not a major problem, it is one that should be addressed and corrected.
Soli Deo Gloria,
Randy
1220.Logos4.log.zip
One of two things must be true: 1) no one at Logos knows what to do about this problem, or 2) no one cares about the problem. In either case, some sort of response would seem to be the proper thing to do.
