This is a screenshot of a Notebook. Is there a way to make the commentary author's name viewable? You really have to dig to find the author.
Follow up, the goal is to be able to easily use a quote from a notebook with the author's name in a sermon doc without losing my train of thought to find who wrote it.
@Hunter Capps You have to copy/paste the entry, not building an anchor to the marked text:
This way, it creates automatically a footnote with the reference.
Thanks for that input. I just discovered that you can edit the title of the book in the Book Info and the shorter title is the one that displays on the Notebook page.
That's correct. It also shows the shortened title in the Library and Favorites, once it has been edited.
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I am searching monographs in a collection' Whether I use a passage guide or just do a search with Bible:"Matthew 24:3" I get results for Matthew 24 too. any way to narrow the search results to just this verse
I can't find visual filters, which is what comes up on the web
With no support for Windows 10, does that mean if something goes wrong with Logos 50, I can no longer get support from Logos because of the operating system? How long before there will be no updates sent to those with an operating system less than Windows 11?
Is there a way to print or export to the clipboard the list verses found in a search? I use this a lot in the desktop app and I was surprised to see it missing in the Web app. In the desktop app it is on the panel menu under Print/Export. If this is not available, I hope it will be added soon to the Web app.
I may be missing this discussion somewhere, but does the Study Assistant not include owned books when it searches All Books? I typically have to run the same question under both settings to get a comprehensive answer, of which the answers only partially overlap in information. It's like the Study Assistant doesn't compile…
