St. Bede the Venerable - May 25
There is a typo in his entry in the Saints resource right at the point where his informal title is introduced, as if one is expected to just skip over the problematic word in one's hurry to get to the end of the sentence.
“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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There is a way in the Android app, and in Verbum / Logos Windows programs to report typo. In the Verbum program, highlight the word, and click the right mouse button, wait a moment and you will see a menu, at the very bottom you will see "Report a typo", a pop up will appear, it will say "selected word =, should be=" then under that a space for comments. Put in the comments exactly what you wish to tell them. I don't have the book you have, but I love Ven. Bede's writings.
Be well,
DR
There is a typo in his entry in the Saints resource right at the point where his informal title is introduced, as if one is expected to just skip over the problematic word in one's hurry to get to the end of the sentence.
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There is a way in the Android app, and in Verbum / Logos Windows programs to report typo.
I know. I have reported hundreds of typos over the years. But this one was glaring and timely, and I wanted it to actually get fixed.
“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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So contact them at customerservice@logos.com or call them on the phone.
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So contact them at contact@logos.com or call them on the phone.
Why would I email or call Logos people about a Verbum problem? [;)]
“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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Because Logos owns Verbum and all the contact addresses for customer service are at the logos domain.
The contact email is: customerservice@logos.com I corrected it.
The official email is: customerservice@faithlife.com
And there is cs@verbum.com also for "Verbum" customer service, in August 2014, Logos became FaithLife Corporation faithlife.com and all the various versions of Logos are under FaithLife now. I've been a Logos customer since 1992 when Bob Pritchett and his father Dale started Logos. - That's 22 years ago! They bought CDWord from Dallas Theological Seminary in Texas to start this exciting method of bible study, OnLine Bible from Canada was around at the time too.
Regards,
David
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