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is this the intended design?

toughski

I recently switched to a MAC and one of the annoyances I experienced is when a new reference note is created, Logos 5 on MAC takes me to the Title field, which I almost never use, and I have to hit Tab every time to switch to Content field.

Logos5 on Windows did not do that. I find this parity strange and a bad design on MAC, because Title field is not even displayed in the note when hovered over while reading the Bible.

What is the point of the Title field? How did Logos designers envision it's use?

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Tim Hensler

Title field is not even displayed in the note when hovered over while reading the Bible.

I wish the Title field DID display in the note when I hover over the icon. I use Titles a lot, and find I also have to put that information in the body of the note so it does show up in the tool tip.

What is the point of the Title field? How did Logos designers envision it's use?

It does make one wonder...

Logos - can we have the Title show up in the tool tip? That way we'd have all the info stored in the note displayed whether we are hovering over the icon or have the note open.