Pop out images?

Hi!

Is there a way to "pop out" images from books to see the full version? What I am doing now is copying them and pasting them in Paint.net, but that seems hardly like the proper way to do it. Isn't there a way to open them in a floating window or something similar?

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Dave Hooton

If you could do that, it would be on the right-click menu.

J. Erik

Yes, that would at least be the most intuitive... so, there's no way to do it then?

Many images contains a lot of information, much better read in a larger format. Not sure how this is not a feature... Should make a request

James McAdams

I’ve been asking for this for years - more frequently for the mobile app. No luck so far.

DAL

We used to be able to, but not anymore! Hopefully that’ll change!

Dan Cleghorn

Wordsearch allowed "pop out" images which was very helpful, especially when looking at maps and timelines. I do not use the atlas feature in Logos (which has not worked well since Logos Atlas 2.0 days), so I mainly view maps from my books.

Jan Krohn

Yes, some images are useless without the option to zoom/magnify. I've reported this a long time ago...

Copying to Paint or PP is what I do too, but it's cumbersome, and shouldn't be necessary.

Example:

It's impossible to read a single word...

MJ. Smith

The similar Cavins, Jeff, Tim Gray, and Sarah Christmyer. The Bible Timeline: The Story of Salvation. The Great Adventure Bible Timeline. Ascension Press, 2011. does zoom in on the mouse wheel. I'm no sure which resource you are showing.