How have you maximized Logos' potential?

The last little while I have concluded that my use of Logos was equivilent to playing with the interior lights on a Ferrari. I have been working at organizing, tagging, prioritizing and exploring my resources. It has been extremely fruitful...

How have you maximized this great program? One area I need to develop is notes. I have notes in the Bible, but I am unsure of how to arrange notes incorpoarating resources. I am aware of the videos, but would like to hear on how you have utilized Logos. What have you found helpful?

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Lynden O. Williams

Create a note for each book of the Bible and enter your notes for that book. It would be helpful, if Logos would offer some sort of popup when I open book x and offer to open the corresponding note.

Another option would be for me to tell the software that whenever I open a book, to open that particular corresponding note file. Maybe Logos 6! [:)]

Mike Tourangeau

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/541448#Comment_541448

Create a note for each book of the Bible and enter your notes for that book. It would be helpful, if Logos would offer some sort of popup when I open book x and offer to open the corresponding note.

Another option would be for me to tell the software that whenever I open a book, to open that particular corresponding note file. Maybe Logos 6!

Excellent ideas!!!!

Kevin Maples

What have you found helpful?

I make a note file for each book I read. When I make highlights, I save all the highlights to the note file named after that book. I have found it really helpful to use notes and clippings together. For example when I prepare a sermon, I make a clipping file named after the main passage. Then I make my highlights in resource specific note files, as I mentioned earlier. After I have finished reading, it just takes a moment to re-highlight my highlights and make a clipping of them. This has worked really well for me so far. I got the idea from the forums. Hope this helps you think through what will work best for you.