Logos 4

Daniel R. O'Donnell

I have logos 4 on windows XP. Want to install it on new laptop with windows 8.1. How do I do that?

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Graham Criddle

Hi Daniel - and welcome to the forums.

i would install the free Logos 5 engine from https://www.logos.com/installation

then if you log in using your normal credentials your resources and associated documents will be downloaded (this could take some time and use a lot of bandwidth)

if there is some reason why you choose not to move to Logos 5 there is a link to the Logos 4 install area from the page referenced above.

but I would advise going with Logos 5 - it provides some useful new features (even with the free engine) and fixes lots of bugs.

Graham

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/543126#Comment_543126

To expand on Graham's suggestion, remember that Logos 5 functions in just the same way as Logos 4. There are several new features, but almost everything you love in L4 works in exactly the same way in L5. These are the enhancements you'd be getting with L5:

Updated Home Page, with better 'Go' layouts
New Library features, including Custom Series and filter by collection
New search features:
- Search helps
- Sympathetic highlighting
- Image search
- Root searches (only free if you have reverse-interlinears from L4)
Share/Undelete/Sort documents
Bibliographies
Scripture Memory Tool
Resource Previews
Typography Settings
Open/Sort Saved Guides
Topic Guide
Bible Facts Tool (combines Biblical People/Places/Things)
Create your own Lectionaries and Bible Harmonies in Personal Books
Translation section in information panel (only free if you have reverse-interlinears from L4)
Syntactic data in Exegetical Guide (only free if you own Lexham SGNT. If not you'll need MC or Bronze+)
Roots data in Bible Word Study (only free if you have reverse-interlinears from L4)

(There are additional L5 features that you'd get with a paid upgrade to L5. But the features above are all part of the free download.)