Biblical Places show Tyndale but not ISBE Maps
One of the excellent new things is ability of Logos to gather all maps, pictures and other medias to one place. I love it. I always wished it in V3.
However, is there any reason why we see, for example, Tyndale Bible Dictionary's maps in the Biblical Places and not the great maps from ISBE Revised Edition? Is there any way we can know we see all maps, all pictures etc. available?
Bohuslav
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I believe they are retagging 15 years worth of graphics in books, so hopefully that means they'll get to the ISBE as well. (And BAR, and CH, and ... well... everything!)
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However, is there any reason why we see, for example, Tyndale Bible Dictionary's maps in the Biblical Places and not the great maps from ISBE Revised Edition? Is there any way we can know we see all maps, all pictures etc. available?
Only Tyndale was pushed out (with image tagging) in the recent update: http://community.logos.com/forums/p/2094/15979.aspx#15979
I'd love to give you more, but apparently reindexing is too big a burden. [:)]
(We will release more updated resources—in big batches—as they become ready for beta testing. I don't know how long it will take for all resources to get updated.)
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I'd love to give you more, but apparently reindexing is too big a burden.
I hope I didn't sound ungrateful :-) I just want some time to enjoy the downloads I've gotten. I can't do that if its always indexing.
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I'd love to give you more, but apparently reindexing is too big a burden.
I hope I didn't sound ungrateful :-) I just want some time to enjoy the downloads I've gotten. I can't do that if its always indexing.
We've got some optimizations to the "Preparing" phase coming in Beta 5 (so you can get into the software a lot quicker after installing just one new book), and we're working on improvements to indexing that will probably follow in a beta after that.
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We've got some optimizations to the "Preparing" phase coming in Beta 5 (so you can get into the software a lot quicker after installing just one new book), and we're working on improvements to indexing that will probably follow in a beta after that.
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That is some rocking good news Bradley. I've already seen some improvements in indexing time from B1 of course (interlinears).
But what if I install two new books? will you not optimize for two new books? Far be it from Logos to refuse to optimize for two new books!
But what if I install three new books?.....
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But what if I install three new books?.....
Be careful. Bradley has a "re-index noted user" button on his keyboard. He can start it for you at any time...Me? i've already bought the years no-index subscription <Deep Dark Laugh>hehehehahahahuuuuu</Deep Dark Laugh>
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We've got some optimizations to the "Preparing" phase coming in Beta 5 (so you can get into the software a lot quicker after installing just one new book), and we're working on improvements to indexing that will probably follow in a beta after that.
But what if I install two new books? will you not optimize for two new books? Far be it from Logos to refuse to optimize for two new books!
But what if I install three new books?.....
Sorry—didn't mean to imply that the optimization only applied to adding just one new book; rather, I was trying to say that we've cut out some unnecessary work that the program has been doing, even if you've made the minimal change possible to your library. Adding two or three books will also be pretty fast; adding, say, 87 new books will be faster than it is right now (but, of necessity, somewhat slower than adding just one because we need to add each of them to the library catalog).
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I understood that Bradley, thanks.
Now then should we begin bidding on that "no-index" subscription Phil was talking about? 
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However, is there any reason why we see, for example, Tyndale Bible Dictionary's maps in the Biblical Places and not the great maps from ISBE Revised Edition? Is there any way we can know we see all maps, all pictures etc. available?
Only Tyndale was pushed out (with image tagging) in the recent update: http://community.logos.com/forums/p/2094/15979.aspx#15979
I'd love to give you more, but apparently reindexing is too big a burden.
(We will release more updated resources—in big batches—as they become ready for beta testing. I don't know how long it will take for all resources to get updated.)
Thank you Bradley for all the information. By the way, I can swallow up any re-indexing for a good new stuff but I will just suffer waiting for my grumbling friends [:)]
Bohuslav
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