logos 4 private beta

Hi Melissa,

My Greek Audio Bible does not work with Logos 4.  The Pronunciation of The First Hebrew Primer also does not work on Logos 4.  Can you solve this problem?

 Dan

Dan, could you check the version of your First Hebrew Primer to see if it is the same as Thomas'? (See my post above for how to find it.) The newer book appears to be the problem. I'm checking into the Greek Audio Bible.

Melissa

Hi,

It is 1992 3rd ed.

Hi Dan,

That is the version of the print book. With the First Hebrew Primer open, click on the Info icon ("i" in circle) to get the Support Info, including version, and post it here. My guess is that you have the newer version, as Thomas does, and I've reported the problem with that version.

Also, for future issues, please start a new thread for each new issue on the regular Logos 4 forum.

Thanks,
Melissa

Hi Melissa,

Your suggestions are working.  Do I have to do Ctrl+R for Read Aloud everytime I want to listen Audio Greek Bible?

 

Dan

Yes, you'll have to press Ctrl+R or choose Read Aloud from the resource panel menu to begin the audio.  Also, your version of the First Hebrew Primer is the newer version that had to be rebuilt. An updated version with pronunciation working will be automatically downloaded to your system soon.

Melissa

HI Melissa,

I have Wesleyan Bible Commentary Series. When I studied verses using Logos 3, it would appear under commentary. But I cannot find  Wesleyan Bible Commentary Series in Logos 4 using study guide under commentary.  I checked Logos 4 library , it was there.  Indexing library of my Logos 4 was completed already. Can you solve this problem for me?

Hi Dan,

This should be in a new thread, however, I'll reply here. If you're referring to "A Bible Commentary in the Wesleyan Tradition" commentaries, they are listed under "Bible Commentary" type, so it may be that you just need to prioritize them in your Library. They're not seen as a series, though, so you won't be able to right click on one and choose "Prioritize this series," as with some commentary sets--they'll have to be added individually. For example, I just added the Acts commentary above other commentaries in my Prioritize list, and when I run a Passage Guide on Acts 1:1-5, that resource is first in the Commentaries section.  You can also create a collection of the commentaries, then add a Collections section, with that one selected, to a custom Passage Guide ("My Passage Guide").

Melissa

Hi melissa,

I had Calvin 500 collections.  It claims that this set contains 108 volums.  But I counted it only had 75 volums.  Can you explain the difference?

Hi Dan,

The Calvin 500 collection contains 75 books, however, there are a total of 108 volumes from the print editions that are included in those 75. The product page lists all the volumes under 'Electronic Titles Included': http://www.logos.com/products/details/5170.

Melissa

Daniel,

Check out this thread: Why am I missing these 7 books on my Zondervan Download http://community.logos.com/forums/t/15146.aspx

Daniel,

It's part of a larger collection, the newer books need to be built.  Think of it as a second chance +a little more for those who missed it the first time.