Installation and down load

James Kusko

I purchased the DVD upgrade for the Scholar Silver.  When I installed to the new system, it left Libronix 3 intact.  Is that normal?  I thought this would have replaced the older version.  Good that it didn't because I can't find things in the new system.

After it "installed" from the DVD, it proceeded to download over 3G in data.  I stopped it at 12% when it exceeded my download daily capacity.  I thought everything was to be on the DVD.  Do I still need to download all that data?

Is the lectionary still on Logos4?  I couldn't find it.

Kevin Becker

I purchased the DVD upgrade for the Scholar Silver.  When I installed to the new system, it left Libronix 3 intact.  Is that normal?  I thought this would have replaced the older version.  Good that it didn't because I can't find things in the new system.

Yes, leaving Libronix is normal. You are encouraged to leave it there if any of Logos' missing features are still needed. The files for Logos 4 are in the hidden AppData folder under the username you installed it under.

After it "installed" from the DVD, it proceeded to download over 3G in data.  I stopped it at 12% when it exceeded my download daily capacity.  I thought everything was to be on the DVD.  Do I still need to download all that data?

Logos 4 is tightly integrated with its books. For the latest version to work correctly it wants to use the latest version of the book files. The 3 Gigs it tried to download represent book files that have been updated since the DVD was made. If you have data caps you will probably need to turn "use internet" off because Logos chews through a lot of bandwidth.

Is the lectionary still on Logos4?  I couldn't find it.

Lectionaries are in your library. They also show up in the blue ribbon on your homepage. To choose which one shows up there, prioritize it.