Locating a resourceInd

Mark Allison

Indexing is complete on both my machines, yet one machine has 30 resources more than the other. When comparing the libraries I've found the titles of the books that are not found on one machine, and want to manually copy them to the second computer. I know where the resources are kept, but don't know how to find the name of the actual resource in the Resources folder. 

For example, one of the books is titled "a harmony of samuel, kings and chronicles" by Crockett. Is there any way to easily locate the file that this is associated with?

Allen Browne

1. Open the problem resource, and click the Resource Information icon (i-in-a-circle at the right of its header bar.)

2. Scroll down to Support Info. The name after LLS: is usually the file name. See if you have a file with that name (and a logos4 extension) in:
    C:\Users\{user}\AppData\Local\Logos4\Data\{random}\ResourceManager\Resources

You may be able to copy any missing resources to an external drive, and then from the machine where they're missing, type into the command box:
    scan d:\MyFolder
to let it discover them.
(You may need to kill the Logos4Indexer.exe process first if it's active on the target machine.)

HTH