Since today I have the marks of a bible reading plan in my bible and other books and I don't know why. How can I switch it off?
These appear if you have Show Reading Plans enabled in the Reading Plans dropdown in the Formatting tab
Thanks, Graham! I still haven't gotten used to the new menu navigation because I work on my iPad too often. Now that I'm on vacation, I'm only using my notebook (without an external monitor), so I can't even see all the menu items.
I'm wondering why the reading plan has been turned on repeatedly for various resources recently. I didn't do that. Is this a bug?
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It seems those are the same books with a different price: https://www.logos.com/product/218944/forerunners-of-the-faith-13-lessons-to-understand-and-appreciate-the-basics-of-church-history and:…
I am creating a personal Bible using the Personal Book Builder (PBB). When inserting Bible Milestones, if I enable the 'One verse per line' display option in Logos, the chapter and verse numbers appear. However, when I turn off this option, the chapter and verse numbers disappear. How can I resolve this issue? Furthermore,…
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?
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?
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.
