Basic Layouts

Kenneth Litwak

In Logost 5, when I click "Layouts,"  I see a few snapshots, the opportunity to save a layout, and on the far left at the top, a small row of what look like icons that could be clicked to change the layout, e.g., 2 columns, 3 columns, etc.  However, no matter what I do, most of the time, I can't get my mouse pointer on top of one of them befroe the layouts window closes.  At other times when I do manage to get my mouse ponter to one of these, they are not clickable. 

  So, is there a way to tell Logos 5 to do a basic layout according to smoe pre-defined scheme that it came with?  If so, how do you do that?  This would be regardless of how many things I might have open.  Thanks.

 

Ken

Graham Criddle

Hi Ken

and on the far left at the top, a small row of what look like icons that could be clicked to change the layout, e.g., 2 columns, 3 columns, etc.  However, no matter what I do, most of the time, I can't get my mouse pointer on top of one of them befroe the layouts window closes.  At other times when I do manage to get my mouse ponter to one of these, they are not clickable. 

Very strange - I have no problem in hovering over them and clicking on them.

What system are you using and with which operating system?

So, is there a way to tell Logos 5 to do a basic layout according to smoe pre-defined scheme that it came with?

If you enter a passage in the "Go" box on the homepage and press "Go" you will end up with a layout similar to that shown below:

Outside of that not exactly sure what you are looking for

Graham