I found a CD of the WordSearch 7 Bible Explorer AW Tozer library. Is it possible to have these resources (and there is a lot of them) recognized by my premium subscription of Logos?
Thanks
If you found it now on ebay, or unopened in the attic, I don't think so.
If you already had been a WordSearch customer back when Logos acquired that company, and the titles were activated to your WordSearch account back then, then Logos created a Logos account from that WordSearch account and put the Logos versions of those titles into that account - customer service would then be able to merge this account to your current Logos account now and the former WordSearch titles sitting there will appear in your lbrary.
@NB.Mick is likely correct, but if you didn't buy it off a third-party anywhere and it's something you found on your possession, you might be able to call/email Customer Service and see if there's a way to unlock it. Might not be, but worth contacting them.
Available Now
Build your biblical library with a new trusted commentary or resource every month. Yours to keep forever.
How can I link a note to another note? I have a note on a particular topic and want to reference it/link to it from another note. Is that possible?
As of this week, I am having a problem with my desktop version freezing on start-up. Doesn't go past the Logos Opening image.
Android tablet and phone only show "no results" for any subject entered into Factbook under the "Discover" lens.
Is it better to anchor multiple commentaries to one note, or create multiple notes with anchors to one verse? E.g. In the below example, I could add other commentaries to the note and thus have 1 note that has all the commentaries anchored and my comments below. OR would it be better to keep them separate and have a note…
I have the 8 Vols Cornelius à Lapide Commentaries. I am looking for other English translations of his works. Does anyone know what this is: https://www.logos.com/product/234796/the-great-commentary-of-cornelius-a-lapide?queryId=b46f097c69130952bfe063ac6deffbd8 It seems they are facsimile. Any information wold be greatly…
