How do I create a link to a resource in Logos 4?

Background: I recently did some research on seraph angels using Logos 4, and found an image of the relief of a seraph in 1000 Bibles Images under "Seraph (Tell Halaf). As I was reading a related article in the Baker Encyclopedia of the Bible I found a reference to the image of the relief: "One proposed identification is with a six-winged creature holding a snake in each hand, carved on a relief from Tell Halaf in Mesopotamia." Very cool! I was now able to understand more about the image I found in 1000BI. I would love to create a link from the BEB article to the 100BI article, perhaps using a note, but I'm not sure how to go about it.

Question: Is it possible to create a link from one resource to another in Logos 4? If not, I would like to file this under suggestions because I think this capability would be very valuable.

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TCBlack

Question: Is it possible to create a link from one resource to another in Logos 4? If not, I would like to file this under suggestions because I think this capability would be very valuable.

Not yet, but this would be a killer function.

Oh, Logos, are you listening to this one? PLEEEEEESE!

Rich DeRuiter

Question: Is it possible to create a link from one resource to another in Logos 4? If not, I would like to file this under suggestions because I think this capability would be very valuable.

Yes. It would also be cool to put an image in a Clipping, or at least a hyperlink to the image.

Clay Brisbois

I did a little digging in the forums, and here is what I found:

"Link directly to a location in a resource?" http://community.logos.com/forums/p/4446/34727.aspx#34727 - this one is helpful because it actually has some screen shots of how to do this.

"Links in Notes to Logos Resource" http://community.logos.com/forums/p/4834/38120.aspx#38120 - this one is even better, because it includes how to make it a hyperlink in the Notes, but you have to use MS Word. Unfortunately it seems that the solution is a little roundabout for now.

Thanks for Philip Spitzer for answering this question in other threads. I found another article (but can't find it now) where a Logos rep said that acknowleged this is a little ugly right now. Not sure when they plan on making this process a little more integrated within Logos 4, but I hope it's not too far down on their list of enhancements.