Beta 3 feature notices

Seems like the library is searchable while it is being indexed! I'm sure its only returning results from the indexed resources, though.

I like the the equivalent resources can be hidden after they've been displayed. And as mentioned in the Beta 3 notes its nice to have an image rather then the small icon.

Also, its nice to be able to quickly turn off Visual markups by using the Three circles thingy (is there a technical term?)

Are you done indexing? I wonder if that plays into it. I've noticed at least two unlocked.

The rebuild of books like the "Keyword Learning System"

I missed this one. Nice find! I have used this in the past. Wish they would update the pictures from the 70's  art, though.

I think so too. I see some huge potential for them. But I'm suprised that no beta testers have created any yet. I'm curious why.

1. Don't know how?
2. Takes too long?
3. Too busy playing, I mean, testing?
4. Some other reason?

I've thought about it, but I didn't want to spend the time figuring out the first step...remembering the exact website to go to. It needs something within the reading pane that say add new....which takes you to the right site. That would be a start. Then I'd have to see what the next obstacle is once I get to it.

Also, I wasn't sure we could  create our own yet and didn't want to spend the time going there only to find out it's not available yet.

I think the reading list is going to be a big win.

I think so too. I see some huge potential for them. But I'm suprised that no beta testers have created any yet. I'm curious why.

1. Don't know how?
2. Takes too long?
3. Too busy playing, I mean, testing?
4. Some other reason?

OK. In preparation of my study of 1st Peter I decided to sit down and start a reading list of Peter. I'll be walking through his life before getting into the book. Here are my thoughts after creating a little bit. Perhaps you can shed some light on easier ways then what I tried to do it.

Before I do too much more with the reading lists I would need, along with the other copy options, the option to copy the current location to reading list format. I want to keep the reading list professional looking because some out there are real picky about the periods and such being in the right place :-) I should be able to click a button in the current window and paste in the edit field exactly what needs to go there so that the reading list format stays uniform. It took me too long to edit the entries, especially making sure the spaces are in the right place.

I would recommend trying to keep the outline in the same format across reading lists. In other words following the same 1, 1.1, 1.2 headings that you have for the trinity. to Facilitate this I would add a "begin a reading list" button to the edit window. So under the window you would have Save...Start Reading List...Preview...Cancel. Have it unelectable if a reading list already exists for the entry. Clicking it would put a standard set of headings in and set the current users name for the author.

I'm afraid to invest much in customization, notes, bookmarks, etc. since I am afraid that an update will fry what I've done.  So, when it gets more stable with the updates and we get closer to going gold I will start doing that.

Reading lists are maintained completely outside of your local machine or your account. Famous last words...I know...but they are not effected by the upgrade process. I don't blame you for waiting till the official release, though.

I'm in category #1 and would like Phil (either one) to share the wisdom.

Go to topics.logos.com. Search for the topic you want to create a reading list for. e.g. Dead Sea. Click the Edit tab in the upper right corner.

Under neath what is currently there you will mimick...

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!! Reading List
{{?set section::readinglist}}
{{?set author::Philip Spitzer}}

!!! 1. Articles

!!!! 1.1. In English Dictionaries and Encyclopedias

!!!! 1.2.  In Bible Dictionaries and Encyclopedias
* "[[Peter, the Apostle >> libronixdls:jump|pos=LLS-AOL:0<L4420>.0.0|res=LLS:14.0.29]]." /Tyndale Bible dictionary/.

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Replace "Philip Spitzer" with your name. The "!" denotes the heading level. "*" denotes a bullet. "/" denotes italics font. "[[" and "]]" denotes a hyperlink, the " >> " points towards the hyperlink that underwrites the preceding text. I use the Wiki copy format and edit as needed. NOTE THAT THERE MUST BE A SPACE BEFORE AND AFTER THE ">>." From there I would suggest that you click save. If you have any questions ask away. I may not be able to answer them but I'm sure Logos will :-) Any tips they can give us would be extremely helpful.

And it was nicely done, too, Phillip. thanks

Steve

 

Thanks.