Do you think that you will buy more resources when...

Personal Books make it to mobile?

I think I will. I mean, notes have proven themselves less than harmonious when lecturing, and I can't get myself to buy a slightly higher priced (be it more feature rich) resource in Logos, when I have to compile my notes and place them in a separate app (for example Kindle) in order to use them while teaching.

I just think that when/if PBB's get to mobile, most will be more inclined to buy a corresponding Logos resource, instead an epub or Kindle one.

Don't you think so?

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DMB

I agree with your thinking.

I just don't have very many PBs due to limited support for tables.

My other Bible software package is considerably more feature rich (the PB compiler). I can also simply copy my PBs to where I want them.

But going back to your point, yes, I'd be more into Logos if Logos were not so persnickity on everything it does. Little of this, little of that.

Bruce Dunning

I just think that when/if PBB's get to mobile, most will be more inclined to buy a corresponding Logos resource, instead an epub or Kindle one.

Don't you think so?

I'm not sure that it would make that much of a difference to me although I am really looking forward to having personal books able to be accessed by my mobile devices. Can you give an example of why you think you would buy more books if this were the case?

Paul Golder

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/569936#Comment_569936

Can you give an example of why you think you would buy more books if this were the case?

I will be more likely to pay a higher price for a Logos book if I can compile a accompanying resource in the same app (like I can do with Kindle).

It would likely be worth it to gain the linking and clickable Bible references. (Although I would have to sacrifice bookmarking).

Bruce Dunning

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/569966#Comment_569966

Thanks Paul, I think I better understand now.