Scanned Page Images

J. David Stark

Would it be possible to request that scanned page images be made available for resources in a particular user's library? Logos is a fantastic product, and I am looking to transition a good number of print texts to Logos editions in the not-too-distant future. One thing that gives me some qualms about doing so, however, are the occasional typographical errors that I find in Logos resources in relation to print texts (e.g., missing iota subscripts, he for heth interchange). At present, when I find such typos, I report them based on the print texts that I have. But, it would seemingly be very helpful both for users and for continuing to improve existing resources to have some kind of "check for typo" option that would send a user to a particular page where that user could look at a scanned page image behind a particular Logos (print-equivalent) resource to see whether or not an error actually exists in the Logos text.

Thanks so much for any consideration to this thought.

Kindest regards,
David

JT (alabama24)

Welcome to the forums David! [:)]

J. David Stark said:

Would it be possible to request that scanned page images be made available for resources in a particular user's library?

Probably not… Except for older resources, I would think that most resources come to Logos as electronic editions from the publisher… so there wouldn't be a "scanned page image" to be had. 

FYI - The best place to make suggestions is the suggestions forum.