Atlas
Max Snook
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Years ago I purchased Logos Atlas, may have been v.2 on floppy disk. Since then that feature has been deleted in favor of the new "Atlas" which by comparison is very poor. .
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Improve the Atlas feature by going back to the original features.0
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@Max Snook You may be thinking of the Logos Deluxe Map Set, which is still available in Logos. If not, what features do you particularly miss? https://ref.ly/logosres/dxmapset?art=overview0
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It is currently difficult to review all the maps I have in Logos to find one that will work for a specific lesson or sermon. I can usually find one that will work, though not always exactly what I need.
I'd like to see an atlas tool that allows the user to turn on and off various categories and time periods of information (cities, roads, industries, battle sites/camps, political borders, travel routes, geographic features, and everything else that can be located on a map) so the user can go to one place in Logos and customize it to their specific need. It should also allow users to add custom information (locations/descriptions) to align it specifically to the needs of a lesson or sermon.
Updates by Logos would be as simple as adding something to an existing overlay, or add a new overlay with its own data, without having to find or create another map. (What we don't need are more maps to search/review.)
The user should be able to save the maps they customize and allow them to modify them later , either to update them or to use them as a template for a new map. The user should also be able to print and also attach/link their maps to Bible passages , commentaries , sermons , etc. (a bit like notes can be).
Example: Being able to mark existing locations, add new locations (such as their hotel) and add location descriptions for a trip someone has or will go on to Israel would be really cool.0
