Does anyone know of a way to see if you have multiple unlocks for the same volume? I was curious how many times I bought duplicate books because they were in different packages or deals.
Alexander – I don't know of any way to do this… sorry. Are you worried that you purchased something twice?
One of the jewels that Logos4 left behind is the Libronix Account Summary.
It won't directly solve Alexander's query but it does list in excruciating detail 'how you got what you got'. I hadn't really looked at it until I noticed it shows the various layers of my Original Languages package (those funny collection codes), plus all the other collections and unlocks. Even includes the Logos4 resources that aren't available in Libronix. Serial numbers and unlock codes where CD'd.
Pretty nifty.
DMB - I came on board after Libronix and I use a MAC so I have no clue how to even get that information.
Bama - I just have a sneaking suspicion I've unlocked some books a couple of times that may have over lapped on packages. I was thinking of trying to figure out if that was true and then asking sales for some credit back for Christmas/Black Friday if possible
If you go to your Order page and scroll down, you'll find Downloadable Libronix Files, which should include a list of all you licensed files, including duplicates, provided they were produced before April this year and bought directly from Logos. If you're simply wondering 'do I own duplicates of x and y?', you should be able to find out there. If you're wondering 'what files do I own duplicates of?', it gets more complicated. I believe there are programs that can look through a text and identify repetitions, but I don't know what they are. Maybe someone else does.
And if you have bought many CP's/prepubs since April, or bought from elsewhere, it gets more complicated still. Though you're probably not likely to have a duplicate of something produced that recently.
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