Mobile Access to Jerome Biblical Commentary?

I am able to access most of my Logos resources on my iPhone, but I noticed that I can't access the Jerome Biblical Commentary (JBC) on it.

Does anyone else who owns a JBC license have mobile access to it?

Thanks.

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Thomas Ball

Hi Sogol:

I'm sorry but we don't have distribution rights to that resource anymore so you won't see it on your Logos iOS app.

Sogol

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/375699#Comment_375699

Hi Sogol:

I'm sorry but we don't have distribution rights to that resource anymore so you won't see it on your Logos iOS app.

Thanks, Tommy.

I'm sure it's been suggested too many times to count, but I would love for Logos to obtain the rights to both the JBC and the New Jerome Biblical Commentary (NJBC). Both would be great to have.

Dan Francis

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/375705#Comment_375705

http://www.pearsonhighered.com/

Perhaps you can contact the copyright holder above expressing you interest. I am going to and if they had enough interest maybe they would relent and let Logos do it.

-Dan

Sogol

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/375725#Comment_375725

http://www.pearsonhighered.com/

Perhaps you can contact the copyright holder above expressing you interest. I am going to and if they had enough interest maybe they would relent and let Logos do it.

-Dan

Great suggestion, Dan.

I just went to the "Contact Us" section of their website and requested that they make both titles available through Logos. It only took a couple minutes to do.

fgh

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/375725#Comment_375725

http://www.pearsonhighered.com/

Perhaps you can contact the copyright holder above expressing you interest.

There seem to be a lot of publishers involved here. That website says Pearson. My hard copy says Geoffrey Chapman. Amazon.com says Prentice Hall. On Amazon.co.uk I find Geoffrey Chapman, Prentice Hall, Cassell, Longman, Paulist and Theological Publications in India. And Amazon.ca adds Continuum and Novalis. And I didn't even click on all possible links...

Actually, looking closer, my hardback says Geoffrey Chapman on the outside, published by Cassell Publishers on the inside, and copyright Prentice-Hall further down. Sounds like a fun resource to negotiate...

Sogol

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/375758#Comment_375758

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From what I have read about St. Jerome, he would probably have a great sarcastic line about all this...