Easy way to create collections

I recently purchased a collection on the Studies of Psalms (https://www.logos.com/product/8505/classic-commentaries-and-studies-on-psalms#001). When I go to my Logos 5 Library, I tried to search of Studies of Psalms and realized the books get included into the library as individual titles and not a collection.

Is there an easy way to identify these collections? I tend to purchase bundles/collections (e.g., the catholic studies bundle, the reformed studies bundles, etc.). To create a collection manually seems inefficient. Is there a tagging way to search these bundles?

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Mark Smith

Ram, there are a couple of easy ways to do this. I use Collections and you'd probably benefit from learning how to make and use these. You can then search a collection when you choose. The wiki has an article on this: http://wiki.logos.com/Collections They are really easy to make.

You can also manually tag a resource or group of resources and then search just in those resources with that tag. http://wiki.logos.com/Tagging

Dave Hooton

Is there an easy way to identify these collections?

Look under the column Series in Library. If the books are part of a series you can identify them for a Collection by using

series:"name of series"

(include the quotes)

If this isn't available then you must tag them (column My Tags in Library) e.g. Studies on Psalms. When you want to Search them look for "mytag:Studies on Psalms" under Tags and Ratings (in Entire Library drop down) --> no need to make a collection.