Is Barclay's DBS on the iPhone yet?
Do you mean DSB? Yes.
http://www.logos.com/product/6752/the-new-daily-study-bible-new-testament
Now the real question is can we get Logos to get the rights again to the Daily Study Bible Old testament companion series. Since it was in Libronix 3.0 format there should be little work in upgrading it.
-Dan
Now the real question is can we get Logos to get the rights again to the Daily Study Bible Old testament companion series. Since it was in Libronix 3.0 format
Yes, I agree that would be great. However, I have the DSB New Testament from Libronix 3.0, and I wish they would make that available on iPhone / iPad. Since I already had Barclay's NT commentaries, I could not justify the cost of the upgrade.
I guess I will just have to convert them to .pdf and read them in ibooks.
The DSB appears on my iPad4, but do I understand correctly if I want the NEW DSB that has been updated I need to buy it? If Yes, then will both sets appear on my iPad4?
Yes, you would need to purchase it. When an update occurs to an existing resource, you should get the update for free… this isn't true for new editions of a resource, which is the case for the DSB. I don't have the new DSB, but assume it is mobile enabled. Did you check the resource page to see? As long as it is mobile enabled, yes, you would have BOTH editions on your mobile device, since both Logos and the publisher view them as separate resources. If you decided you wanted to get rid of the old version, you would need to hide them within L5… and this would be pushed to all installations, including mobile.
What I don't understand is why Logos has no record of me owning the DBS. I wonder if this was a Pradis/Zondervan set that Logos took over. Regardless of that there s/be a record ownership in order for it to appear on my iPad4 and laptop.
A different question, alabama...I thought I could post a screen shot from my iPad? I tried to do a search for it, but nothing relevant showed up. I thought you had this info in a previous post. Thanks for your help alabama.