I have never figured out how to do this efficiently. I have a new system where every bible book, I make two notebooks. example: Jeremiah Highlights, Jeremiah Notes.
Should I simply unify these? Should I always have a highlight attached to a note? This seems smarter.
I've relegated all my other notebooks to the bottom of my list of notebooks by putting "Z" in front, to put them at the bottom till I figure out what to do with them.
I know I can add a note to a highlight. I feel I am doing this wrong. Clippings, passage lists, notes, all have overlapping utility which is a source of endless confusion. I simply do NOT know how to organize notes well.
I have wanted to seamlessly offload my notes into OneNote, because Logos' notetaking tools are confusing, and I am inherently BAD at organization.
example: I tend to organize my physical books based on topic. With eBooks outside of Logos, I do the same thing with folders. Unfortunately, topical overlap is off the charts.
My writing in OneNote which is more expansive also suffers from the same topical organization problem.
What is my question?
1. How do I take notes properly in Logos for Bible books?
2. How do I take notes properly in Logos for topics, which will include Bible and non-Bible books.
3. How do I organize notes in my OneNote (or generically, general notetaking)?
