Folders / Subfolders

Maria V.Garrido

I searched but came out with nothing that really answered my question. 

I have lots of notes in Word related to specific verses in the Bible, you know the kind, over the years you get something interesting here and something interesting there that I would like to place in Logos so that I do not have to go back and forth. .

After reading some posts, I assume that I would have to:

1) create notes in Logos

2) place those notes into folders in the Favorites

3) create subfolders, e.g., 

Genesis

     Genesis 1

         Information

      Genesis 2, etc. 

I can create the folders but they are all left indented, they are not indented like the picture below. 

Can someone direct me to how to do this? 

I saw the thread 'Deleting Notes' that shows a picture of what I am talking about, but I have not been able to duplicate it. 

Thank you. 

 

SteveF

The favorites folders work identically to regular Windows folders in that you right-click to "select" one then drag it over top of the one in which you wish to "nest" it.

 

 

JT (alabama24)

Maria - When you place a folder on top of another one, it creates a sub folder. In the screen shot you provided, the folder "Genesis" was placed on top of "Old Testament," which likewise was placed on top of "Roger's Documents."

Frank Fenby

Maria V.Garrido said:

I have lots of notes in Word related to specific verses in the Bible

Sound to me like a perfect candidate for a personal book. Maybe put in the tags needed to make is scroll with you a a Bible commentary.

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/368860#Comment_368860

Yep ... I do what Frank suggests. Works great. And since Logos remembers the book/file, it's easy to update.

Then when I'm studying, it silently moves along with me. I don't have to remember what's in favorites.