Finding and Browsing Individual Titles in a Complete Works Of

Mike

Say I buy the complete works of Richard Baxter in 23 volumes. I know there is a book somewhere in those complete works called "The Reformed Pastor." What is a fast way to open this individual title when I already know the name of it, but don't know which volume contains it?

Also how do I browse all the titles contained in the complete works to see all the books that it contains. When I go to the purchase pages under logos.com, I see a list of titles often, but I have yet to see such a list in the program itself.

It would be nice to have an option to treat the titles within a large collection as resources themselves so that I could search within them specifically, or open them directly, or do any of the other things Logos offers me for individual resources.

I am pretty new to Logos so there is probably something like this, but I haven't been able to find it yet.

Mark Barnes

Unfortunately, there's no easy answer to this, in general. However, in this instance, if you type "reformed pastor" into your library (with the quotes), you'll find the volume you want very easily. That's because "Reformed Pastor" is mentioned in the description of the appropriate volume.

This is often the case, but sometimes that technique may not work. In those circumstances, a whole library search is usually your best bet.

Another option with multi-volume works you use often is to copy the table of contents at the beginning of each volume into a Notes or Clippings document. In the future, you can then just turn to that document to find what you need.