Persistent "resources are ready to be added to your library" message

 I am experiencing a problem with a "resources are ready to be added to your library" message which, no matter how many times I restart the software or computer, just refuses to go away.

Any solutions?

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    Hi Justin

    Sorry to read that you are having problems.

    We probably need to know about your OS version and Logos version.

    There is a strong probability that your Logs will also be needed.

    There is a link in my signature line that will tell you how to gather them. Please post them in this thread using the paperclip icon in the message tool bar.

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    Mike

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    Hi Mike

    Thank you for replying

    I run Logos 8 (updated to the latest version 8.7.0.0042) on a Mac Pro (MacOS Mojave Version 10.14.6).

    I have attached a screenshot after restarting while using the logging utility.

    Justin

    I am struggling to attach the logging zip - the insert attachments option keeps crashing. Can I send it by mail directly?

    Justin

    I am struggling to attach the logging zip - the insert attachments option keeps crashing.

    How large is the zip file? You may need to unzip it and just try uploading the logos.log file. 

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    Hi - attached logos.log file

    7317.Logos.log

    Thanks JT

    And screenshot

    Justin,

    In lieu of "official" support!, I'd try deleting your CloudResourceManager folder found at: /Users/justin/Library/Application Support/Logos4/Data/wu4ib8p9.62x/CloudResourceManager/

    You have 695 errors involving the cloud resource manager expecting a resource to download and not finding it. Thinking about it... it might be preferable to start with deleting the DownloadManager folder at: /Users/justin/Library/Application Support/Logos4/Data/wu4ib8p9.62x/DownloadManager/. After deleting the folder, start up Logos again, and it'll create a new folder and .db there. 

    If you want to be extra careful, you could copy out the folder to a safe location before deleting. It's a fairly simple thing to try and has worked for me on a number of occasions.