How do you close a book?

Among the books that I have in my Logos 4 is the title 1000 Biblical Images. I have opened this book and was able to scroll down through the images and decided the click the Fig Tree. It opened to the Fig tree without any of the other images. Now I can’t get any image but the fig tree. I close the program and open it up again and it goes to the fig tree and nothing else. I can find no command that will close the book so I can go to the other 999 images. How can I get the book to close? I have checked the X and that closed the book but when I opened it up again it opened to the Fig Tree. I clicked the icon of the book in the top left corner and the menu came down with “close” on it. I closed the book and then opened it up again and it opened only to the fig tree. I like fig trees but I am sure there are other images I would like too if I could get the other 999 images. What simple command am I missing? As I said, I do like fig trees and I like them alot. Helppppppppppppppppp !!!

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Friedrich

Whit, a couple things:

A book will open to where you last were located when you closed it. that is why you see the fig tree.

Do you see the table of contents on the side? See below:

SteveF

This book always opens to the last loaded image.

If you do not chose another image it will always load to that one (figs) where you were last.

You need to "scroll" to another image and click on it.

If the Table of Content is not visible, Click on the book cover image and make sure Table of Contents is checked. Then scroll down or click on a differing image.

Which ever image you click on last will be where the books loads the next time.

[EDIT] Dan beat me too it, and even provided a helpful picture.

Friedrich

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/103196#Comment_103196

sorry, I hit "post" before I was done.

if you don't see the TOC, then do this:

ctrl+shift+C to open it

and also

ctrl+shift+L to open the locator bar, where currently you see the words "fig tree" in my clipping. That "x" on the right closes that locator bar, not the book. Closing that may make you go "hey, where'd that go?"

Darren Paul Wright

Another option is to click the word "Overview" in the toolbar. This will take you back to the thumbnail view of all the images.

Friedrich

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/103200#Comment_103200

Another option is to click the word "Overview" in the toolbar. This will take you back to the thumbnail view of all the images.

Thanks, Darren! I forgot to mention that, even though I myself had just clicked on that before posting! Teamwork! [:)]

Friedrich

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/103205#Comment_103205

lol, Whit, I just noticed your tag for the post.

Whit Herrington

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/103196#Comment_103196

Thanks everybody, This is Figless. You answered my needs. I knew that with just a click I would resolve my problem. Your suggestions got me too the right place. Now I can see all 1000 images again.