Favorites and Tags

David Taylor, Jr.

Does anybody use the favorites feature?  Can you give examples if you do? Also tags as well.

Mark Smith

David, my greatest use for Favorites is when I am researching my Library looking for information on a subject I am going to study. So I create a folder with that subject as title and add to it books, journal articles, dictionary articles, sections of books, charts, maps, etc. that I find bear on the subject. Then later when I am ready to start my study I can locate the resources I need pretty quickly without having to search again.

David Taylor, Jr.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/428166#Comment_428166

Ok, that is a good idea, I've been using clippings in that way but I like your approach as well.

Ronald Quick

Here is what my layout looks like for passage study.

You can see my favorites on the left.  I "stole" the idea for separate note files for each book of the Bible from someone else on the forum.  My Passage Guide is the tab I usually have open.  It is in the same pane as my Exegetical Guide and Favorites.  My Biblical text are in the center-top, commentaries, dictionaries and encyclopedias are center-bottom and Notes and Text comparison are on right.  It's not perfect, but it works for me.

David Taylor, Jr.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/428171#Comment_428171

Thanks for the layout and organization idea.  (always looking to try something different with organization...so undecisive...)