Thompson Chain Reference
Ok, so glad this is now in Logos. Anyone have any suggestions on how to best use it within Logos?
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David,
John Fidel gave some advice and screenshots last July here:
https://community.logos.com/
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Thanks. Now the better question, if this resource was available to some users a year ago, why is it just now being released for everyone else??David P. Moore said:David,
John Fidel gave some advice and screenshots last July here:
https://community.logos.com/forums/p/202096/1175151.aspx#1175151
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I thought you might ask that!
I've had it for awhile myself...I think it has something to do with for those of us who bought it in WordSearch long ago, it got released to us earlier, after FL bought the platform. Maybe we got a working version then, and now the full, complete "sellable" version is just now being released. I'm not entirely sure. Someone else may can provide a better answer.
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I have some custom layouts if that would help.
This was a Wordsearch to Logos transition title. Wordsearch users received the "eBook" versions of TCR during the Wordsearch to Logos library conversions, with a promise to receive the Logos Research Editions of the TCR once fully developed.
Logos users without the Wordsearch license of TCR could purchase it on pre-pub and access the full Logos Research Editions when shipped.
Logos didn't want to give out the resources to Logos users purchasing new licenses to them until the resources were in a more usable format, since Logos users newly purchasing them would be disappointed in the current format of them until the full Logos Research Editions were produced (the eBook editions were messy). For Wordsearch users who needed to at least see the content inside Logos, it was decent while awaiting the full Logos Research Editions.
Logos has adopted a similar policy for pretty much all of the transitional Wordsearch to Logos titles.
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Hey Faithlife
I really think it would not be a big deal to do a TCR guide tool/layout for Logos 10 if not sooner. Thank you so much in advance.
The mind of man is the mill of God, not to grind chaff, but wheat. Thomas Manton | Study hard, for the well is deep, and our brains are shallow. Richard Baxter
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David P. Moore said:
David,
John Fidel gave some advice and screenshots last July here:
https://community.logos.com/forums/p/202096/1175151.aspx#1175151
Awesome! Thanks 🙏
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Here's my layout that I brought over from Wordsearch to Logos:
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