"Logos 4 Downloaded 465 mb of data to your system"

I get this, or a message similar to this every so often when opening my Logos. That's great I am glad that I am continually updating my Logos software. But....I's like to know what was downloaded, is there a way to see what was downloaded. If it's a new feature or book I want to be able to check it out and begin to use it. Is there a way to see what was downloaded?

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Blair Laird

I got it to.I looked at my log but still could not figure out what it was. I am not familiar enough with how to read a the log file.

Ben

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/171670#Comment_171670

yes updating biblical place people ect.

TCBlack

I just built a Wiki page for this: An update is downloading, what is it?

Simon’s Brother

I get this, or a message similar to this every so often when opening my Logos. That's great I am glad that I am continually updating my Logos software. But....I's like to know what was downloaded, is there a way to see what was downloaded. If it's a new feature or book I want to be able to check it out and begin to use it. Is there a way to see what was downloaded?

As per Thomas suggestion check out the wiki page:

http://wiki.logos.com/An_update_is_downloading,_what_is_it

In addition please consider adding your vote to the following user requested improvement to Logos for a better download experience overall:

http://logos.uservoice.com/forums/42823-logos-bible-software-4/suggestions/513797-implement-more-user-control-over-downloads-update?ref=title

Allen Browne

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/171680#Comment_171680

Thomas, a possible addition to your wiki page.

Re identifying files that were updated, these are likely to have a very recent file date/time. Perhaps you could suggest that users open the Windows Explorer to C:\Users\Allen\AppData\Local\Logos4\Data\{random}\ResourceManager\Resources, display in Details view, and sort by date to see the most recent updates?