Atlas maps in Bible Facts maps

Are the maps in the various atlases supposed to be in Bible Facts maps?

I'm reading through two atlases and wondered, but it seems that they are not.

Does anyone know if the maps in the atlases distributed by Logos are planned to be supported in Bible Facts? I very much like the scaling there, and regret that it's not in the individual atlases. (I know I can export and scale maps.)

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Fred Chapman

I think you are talking about two different things. The maps and other images in the atlas resource is what was created by the author(s) and publisher. Those in bible facts are driven by data sets logos has created. I am not sure what you're talking about would work.

Lets suppose Logos created a data set that included every map, image, etc. in every atlas resource they support. Not every who has access to bible facts owns every atlas. Yet they would have access to the content of that atlas. Publishers may have a problem with that.

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

Some maps & charts from other resources are shown in Bible Facts. They are typically found by scrolling all the way to the end of the thumbnail strip at the bottom. For example, Nelson's New Illustrated Bible Dictionary has a model of Jerusalem which is shown in Bible Facts for Jerusalem. I'm not sure how many resources are tagged in a way that would make them work with this feature, sorry.

Gordon E. Kay

Maps are classified as media and are not indexed. Only the old LOGOS map sets are indexed and are classified as atlas

Gordon E. Kay

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/629129#Comment_629129

The old LOGOS maps sets are indexed, BUT the books that contain maps/atlases are classified as MEDIA and are not indexed.