Search "Entire Library" checkmarks

David Peddicord

OK.  So I do a search for a topic or whatever and I get 20 pages of "hits".  As I scroll through all that, why is there not a checkbox next to each "hit" so I can mark the ones that appeal to me?  Also, if I open a "hit", then go back to the search results, how do I remember where the "hit" is that I just opened?

I should be able to "check" each hit and then have the option to open all of them if I want.

This would be very handy and reduce confusion.  Thanks.

Robert Pavich

David,

Logos is now implimenting actual "topic" searches...so if you're referencing topics...you won't get "20 pages of hits" you'll get a reference to one of your topically tagged resources.

As far as "searching on a word or phrase" and seeing "20 pages of hits" when you scroll through the data, just click what you like and it will open in a tab...each time you click on a different book, it opens in a new tab...

Note: if you have the hits ranked "by book" then you can easily see what book has what info.

If you click on more than one link in a particular book, then the fwd and back arrows scroll through those hits.