When I search I find articles about it, but can't seem to find this feature within Logos. Does it no longer exist?
They are included in the Logos Max subscription.
Thanks! Unfortunate there's not another way to access it, everyone wants that subscription money nowadays. This software is a bit of a money pit!
Technically, there is still a way to purchase the Logos 10 full feature set, which includes the cantillation analysis databases: https://www.logos.com/product/228527/conjunto-completo-de-funcionalidades-verbum-10-em-portugues https://www.logos.com/product/228533/verbum-10-espanol-conjunto-completo-de-funcionalidades https://www.logos.com/product/229702/verbum-10-bilingue-espanol-english-conjunto-completo-de-funcionalidades The cheapest of these will cost $370 or less if you already own some of the features/resources.
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In version 49 I could start a Bible reading plan and divide it by pericopes. That doesn't seem to be available in version 50. Am I missing something? That was very useful. If it is not there, are there plans to add it back in future versions?
I use that filter to look at possible purchases and prepubs but I don't see it there anymore? Is this a decision by Logos to move away from Orthodox specific offerings?
Any ideas on how to search for instances of Colwell's Rule in the Septuagint? Logos has provided tagging for Hebrew Grammatical Constructions in Rahlf's and Swete's versions of the Septuagint but they lack all of the tagging for Greek Grammatical Constructions. Any ideas would be appreciated.
As I have mentioned on a few threads, I find the auto-select (on the desktop version) to be really frustrating since when I am just trying to select a word to either copy it or highlight it, it randomly opens in a new column, distorting the width the column I had open, and / or selects the entire paragraph when I am trying…
Hi, I am learning Greek and I find it difficult to read my types Greek vs the Greek in my resource because they are of a different font. φ can come out differently. How can I make the font match so that when I type Greek, it comes out with the same font? I use Keyman to type Greek. The font in Notes says "Default: Source…