Thinking of switching - question

Hi there? I'm thinking of switching to use Logos more. Currently on Logos 7 but willing to upgrade if the features I want are there.

The first thing I do in preparing a sermon is to copy the text of the passage to Microsoft OneNote (one verse per line), then start writing notes all over it. Highlighting words, drawing connecting lines, handwriting observations.

Is there any feature in Logos 9 that would replicate this functionality?

Thanks for any advice!!

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Mike Binks

There are various tools in Logos that might help depending on the Base Library that you have installed.

Check out the support stuff here

Note that there is no downside to upgrading to the free version of Logos 9 you will not loose any resources of any work.

Pete Killingley

Thanks, will keep exploring

DMB

I'd think your only explore, is your pc/Mac .... can it run L9? Most users found L9 more efficient than L7, so the free upgrade would benefit you, no matter.

Your verse diagrams probably would remain on One Note ... tools such as Canvas, etc aren't tremedously efficient, not intuitive. Sermons was the biggie for new functionality.

David Thomas

Is there any feature in Logos 9 that would replicate this functionality?

I use the Canvas tool in Logos for this:

Pete Killingley

Thanks! I took the plunge and have started playing around with the canvas tool and you're right, it's not very intuitive. Doesn't let me copy entire chapters when inserting text, and doesn't let me do it one verse per line!

(Windows)