Adding websites to your Tabs (Bookmarks?)
Ref: M Krueger | Forum Activity | Posted: Mon, Sep 23 2013 9:28 PM (Logos 4)
How do you do this in Logos 9 using a PC type Browser?
I've added a Website as a "Tab" and even moved it to a "Tab Folder" (is that the correct terminology?), but can't remember how I did it.
Rob Wilson
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On Chrome, I can easily select the URL in the browser's address bar and drag it with the mouse (cursor changing to resemble the website the URL is pointing to) and when moving over Logos, drop it in the Shortcut bar (cursor changes will show "no parking" or an "insert" sign to indicate where dropping the dragged URL is possible and a large I-beam when inserting between existing icons)
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Rob Wilson said:
How do you do this in Logos 9 using a PC type Browser?
Seeking clarification: are you using the WEB APP or the DESKTOP APP? since this section of the Forum is for DESKTOP the answer would be
1. Create a folder (mine is named "External Links") on the TaskBar
2. Drag shortcuts into the Folder.
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Thanks Much!
DESKTOP APP (Windows 10)
One more Question, How do I Create a Folder?
Saw Shortcuts bar (logos.com) -
I don't have the "Icon with an Arrow" to create a Folder on my Desktop.
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Rob Wilson said:
One more Question, How do I Create a Folder?
You right-click the item on the shortcut bar and in the menu type in the desired folder name for that item - if the folder doesn't yet exist, it will be created.
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Thanks! I can do that.
But I still can't get a Website Onto the Shortcuts Bar.
Trying Bible Cross References Visualization (openbible.info)
(among others).
Rob Wilson
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If you are getting the red circle with a line across it, drag it first to favorites then from favorites to the shortcut ar.
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Rob Wilson said:
I still can't get a Website Onto the Shortcuts Bar.
Trying Bible Cross References Visualization (openbible.info)
Here's how it looks on my machine:
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Thanks! NB.Mick's response solved my main issue.
I really appreciate all the help!
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That got it! Thanks!
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Have joy in the Lord!
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