FEEDBACK WANTED: New Resource Toolbar on Desktop

Then just simply give us an option in the menu.

#1 everyone I know and everyone I've ever helped in tech wouldn't think this is easier to use. I've done tech support long enough to be absolutely convinced of this.

#2 making things less efficient for power users is never the answer to making things more efficient for new users.

With everything I've read on this, with everything I've experienced helping people in my circle that have logos I just really doubt that's the case. No one in the world thinks that when you inline search a word, the only way to get out of that search is to manually like the "search" tab then click the "x". Then tab back to "home" or whatever I want to use. It's this stuff that makes me think Logos designers don't actually use their products they design them. It's like the old car engineer vs mechanic debate.

"It's this stuff that makes me think Logos designers don't actually use their products they design them."
I've had that impression for a long time. Especially after the reshuffle that took place with new people leaving and joining the company.

This is gold! Thank you

I would say just be patient. I got frustrated a lot at first trying to find certain functions. But almost all the functions I do use, I use a lot. Now it's routine. Logos is still the best thing that has happened to Bible study. I have other complaints far greater than the ones people are complaining about here, but like a lot of things, I speak up and hope somebody listens, but I don't count on it. So I adapt. That's 90% of life. Adapting to what life gives you.

And I have complaints about things they should have fixed in Logos 3. That makes things longer to do. But either that or I won't be able to do it at all. I certainly know what you are feeling. I have had that frustration many times. If I type in a reference, I have to wait a split second or it won't register. Speed is punished. I have always thought Logos was unresponsive to its users. It's still the best thing out there. Don't let this sap your joy. It still does amazing things. I have been watching MP seminars videos almost daily for two years. There is that much to learn.

I was in and out of the ministry and most teaching long before I ever had Logos. From what I have seen of sermon builder, I can't see myself ever using it. I don't like citing quotations in other books where you don't know where somebody supposedly said something. Logos is good for citing references. I think quotations are overrated. I think people should be quoting me. You should think the same about yourself. Most sermons aren't worth the paper they are printed on. They add nothing to human knowledge or experience. Just the same pot stirred around a bit. Going back to sermon builder, I think it makes preachers think too much about format and they spend too much time arranging things, but they don't have anything really to say, something that the people haven't already heard dozens of times before. I'm going to bed now. Good talking with you. But, yes, there is Logos. It's not perfect. Use it for what you can. Sermon builder? Eh! Get something to say and the passion needed to say it, and the rest is not as important.

You're right about somethings. The panel menu is probably better for discovery. It's just laid out horrible. There is so much dead space, and so much unnecessary clicks, that's the issue there. The search function for example could fit on every single option and should be able to be closed by pressing escape.

As far as the sermon editor pause before hitting enter, you must not have used it much? Because it's atrocious. You used to be able to hit enter immediately, now it takes a solid second and if you have to edit a reference, oh my word you sometimes have to delete one letter at a time wait for the program to hickup and come back, then delete another one until it's all gone.

It's also little things like Hebrew text is half the size it should be/used to be in Sermon Builder. Seriously no one tested that? What is going on here.