Putting books into the reader on my tablet

John T Reagan

So I really like the reader on my new Asus tablet and would like to put some of the books from Logos 4 in that reader's library for easy access.  (So far, I've found the Logos app clumsy to use.  I'm sure I will eventually get it figured out.)  Anyway, is there a way to export the books in a format I can use with that reader?

Thanks!

John

Kevin Byford (Faithlife)

So I really like the reader on my new Asus tablet and would like to put some of the books from Logos 4 in that reader's library for easy access.  (So far, I've found the Logos app clumsy to use.  I'm sure I will eventually get it figured out.)  Anyway, is there a way to export the books in a format I can use with that reader?

Thanks!

John

John,

As far as I understand there isn't a way to do that.  Logos resources are not just ebooks that can be read in any reader application - they contain a lot of additional information - tagging, milestones, references to other resources, etc.  

Floyd Johnson

So I really like the reader on my new Asus tablet and would like to put some of the books from Logos 4 in that reader's library for easy access.  (So far, I've found the Logos app clumsy to use.  I'm sure I will eventually get it figured out.)  Anyway, is there a way to export the books in a format I can use with that reader?

You can print to Microsoft Word (less than 100 pages at a time - so it may take multiple passes), then send the MS Word document straight to Kindle.  I have tried using Calibre and printing to a PDF, but sending the MS Word document seems to give the most readable results.  Kindle does the conversion and the appearance (at least on my Fire) is great.