Inheritance

What happens to all of my digital library when I die. Can I pass it down to a child or family member or do I lose my Logos 4 when I die? With printed paper books (hard or soft-cover) that I have purchased I can give them to my posterity but what can I do with my digital library? What happens to it when I die?

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Philana Crouch

You can pass them on to your child or family member. There is a small fee (I think $25). So you can not only pass them on, but unlike print books they will never ware out or fall apart!

DMB

Hi Victor, and welcome to the forums.

Philana's answer is the best one ($25 probably by the time someone dies).

But you also might consider a younger person considering entering a seminary or Bible college. One problem with computer programs is that they age quickly (due to the computers / systems), plus many get used to a specific program and may or may not want to 'switch' or use both. I'd happily give quite a bit of my library to our pastor, except he uses a different system. When he heard I got Anchor Yale, he asked 'digital or books?'. Key question.

Just something to think about.

Matthew C Jones

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/364247#Comment_364247

I believe we must somehow designate our "beneficiary" before we pass. I wish Logos would tell us what will qualify as acceptable notice. Do we have to write it into a will? I would suggest Logos allow us to record a recipient in our online account page.