This should be easy, but it isn't. How can I determine how many books in my library have been downloaded to my hard drive?
Additionally, how can I force the download of all books if I didn't select that option during the installation?
It is easy!
Download everything after installation: 1. In Library, open the sidebar → Devices → Not on this device. 2. Click any book in the results, then press Cmd+A (Mac) or Ctrl+A (Windows) to select all. 3. Right-click the selection and choose Download. Logos will queue and download all selected books.
It may be easy, but it's certainly not intuitive. Thank you, Don, for this helpful insight.
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I am pretty new to using the tools in Logos. I want to conduct a word search within a particular book of the Bible to see if there is any theme or repetition. What is the best tool and how do you use it? Thanks for helping this "old dog, learn new tricks." RW
Is there a way to use research assistant to ask questions of owned commentaries? If so, how?
Probably simple enough Q[s] for any Logos Master: What corpus of resources does Power Lookup [PL] display (and method and extent of enlarging it)? So, Google AI suggests "choose Power Lookup to see definitions from your dictionaries or references to that text." And a Logos article is similarly suggestive of a broad search…
Can you add bookmarks on mobile? I can't find a way to add a page from a book I'm reading to favorites. The whole bookmark system on logos is pretty disappointing. On desktop it's possible, but very clunky and not intuitive. On mobile I can't figure it out at all. How is an app that deals with books this bad at bookmarking?
As the title says, I mis-clicked when editing and added "concieve" to the dictionary. I've searched the forums already, but the method I found (using the command/go box) doesn't seem to work anymore. Any help is appreciated!
