Logos 4 user files

Jack Hairston
Jack Hairston Member Posts: 1,093 ✭✭✭
edited November 2024 in English Forum

In Logos 3 it was possible to specify a different path for the location of user files (for example: Annotations). This made it easier to keep a local backup copy. Is it possible to do this in Logos 4? (Hope, hope, hope...)

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  • Mark Smith
    Mark Smith MVP Posts: 11,825

    Is it possible to do this in Logos 4?

    No it is not. All notes are placed into one large database file found here (in Win 7): C:\Users\{User Name}\AppData\Local\Logos4\Documents\{Randon String}\Documents\Notes  We cannot alter that location.

    Backing up data is a big concern but so far Logos has not given us much encouragement or instruction into how to backup locally.

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  • Jack Hairston
    Jack Hairston Member Posts: 1,093 ✭✭✭

    Thanks, Mark.

    <sigh> At least I know where to look, so I can run an extra backup.

  • Brother Mark
    Brother Mark Member Posts: 945 ✭✭

    With regard to keeping a local backup of L4 settings, resources, etc.  These other forum conversations are helpful:  HERE, more HERE (Wiki), even more HERE, and HERE.

     

    "I read dead people..."

  • Fred Chapman
    Fred Chapman Member Posts: 5,899 ✭✭✭

    You can back up your L4 program and all of the user generated content.

    In Win 7 or Vista navigate to C:\Users\{User Name}\AppData\Local\Logos4

    Simply copy the entire L4 directory to your backup drive. Depending on the size of you library, this could be a large amount of data. Mine is just under 18Gb

    If you need to restore the back-up follow the instructions for either method 1 or 2 on this wiki page  http://wiki.logos.com/Quick_Installation_onto_multiple_computers

    I have used method 2 many times when I update my netbook from one version to another. I recently tried method 1 and it works great if you do not have an internet connection available.

    Needless to say (so why am I saying it then[*-)]) your back-up copy will only reflect the what was current at the time you copied it.