Importing Notes from Libronoix 3

I recently purchased Logos 4, and was told I could import (transfer) notes I had over six years from Libronoix 3. When I opened the memory stick containing the notes and entered "Import All" into the command box of Logos 4, nothing happened. Does anyone know how I can get these notes from the Libronoix system to load over into Logos 4? I would hate to lose all the Lord has given me in the notes.

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tom

I recently purchased Logos 4, and was told I could import (transfer) notes I had over six years from Libronoix 3. When I opened the memory stick containing the notes and entered "Import All" into the command box of Logos 4, nothing happened. Does anyone know how I can get these notes from the Libronoix system to load over into Logos 4? I would hate to lose all the Lord has given me in the notes.

The notes MUST be in L3's default location to be able to import them. They also must be updated to be imported to L4.

The default location is (on a vista PC): C:\Users\{your user name}\Documents\Libronix DLS\Annotations

To update them for import: http://www.logos.com/l4/support/importing-ldls-content

Jack Hairston

I recently purchased Logos 4, and was told I could import (transfer) notes I had over six years from Libronoix 3. When I opened the memory stick containing the notes...

Welcome to the forum Michael.

I, too, kept my Libronix notes in a non-standard location to make sure I could keep them backed up. I sure did not want to lose all that work.

They can be moved to Logos4, but... The method is to copy and paste. It took me weeks, but it was worth it. Recently my computer died, but Logos4 notes were safe in the cloud. Overnight restore from the cloud fixed everything. To repeat, the effort is worth your time.

tom

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Welcome to the forum Michael.

I, too, kept my Libronix notes in a non-standard location to make sure I could keep them backed up. I sure did not want to lose all that work.

They can be moved to Logos4, but... The method is to copy and paste. It took me weeks, but it was worth it. Recently my computer died, but Logos4 notes were safe in the cloud. Overnight restore from the cloud fixed everything. To repeat, the effort is worth your time.

Well it is too late now, but I would think that it would have been faster and easier to move the files to the standard location and then use the import command.