How to instruct mobile app to index lexicons?

Jeremiah
Jeremiah Member Posts: 399
edited November 21 in English Forum

I'm often in the original languages and need to do word lookups (gloss and full studies).

There was a season I remember that I was pleasantly surprised to find these lookups worked without being connected to the internet.  At the gym the other night I wanted to do a lookup and my device informed me I needed to be online to do that.  All my lexicons are on the device locally.  Is there a command I need to give the app to tell it to index these libraries?

3rd world internet is not always reliable and I don't always have "load" for it.

specifics: I may have been on an ios device when this feature was working.  After a 2 year old happily smashed it I transitioned to an Android device.  RIP 5 year old ipad...

Thanks,

-Jeremiah

Dead languages are my mid-life crisis

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  • Joe McCune (Faithlife)
    Joe McCune (Faithlife) Member, Logos Employee Posts: 1,134

    Hi Jeremiah,

    This functionality is currently only available in iOS, but we are working on making it available in Android as well.

  • Mike Binks
    Mike Binks Member, MVP Posts: 7,429 ✭✭✭

    I wanted to do a lookup At the gym the other night

    I am tremendously impressed that you can do press-ups and look-ups simultaneously.

    It takes me all my effort to do one or the other!

    tootle pip

    Mike

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  • Jeremiah
    Jeremiah Member Posts: 399
    https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1059792#Comment_1059792

    Hi Jeremiah,

    This functionality is currently only available in iOS, but we are working on making it available in Android as well.

    Ah ok. Great to hear you guys are working on it! It just keeps getting better and better.

    I wanted to do a lookup At the gym the other night

    I am tremendously impressed that you can do press-ups and look-ups simultaneously.

    It takes me all my effort to do one or the other!

    Haha, I use Logos when I'm on the elliptical cross-trainer or in between reps on a machine (not free weights). I find it encourages me to actually go to the gym if I'm focused on studying.  Years ago I learned the common Greek vocabulary this way and a significant amount of Egyptian signs.

    Logos is prolonging my days!  Feel free to use that in marketing FL guys :)

    Dead languages are my mid-life crisis

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