Sentence Diagramming File Location

Hello,

I am starting to learn to diagram with Logos and loving this feature of the program, it's pretty slick! However, I was wondering if anyone could help me locate the diagram files so I could save backup copies. I like that Logos autosaves the files within the program, but it would be nice to have a backup of my final diagrams stored somewhere else in case accidentally deleted a file in Logos and needed to reimport. Thanks!

-Ethan

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Philana Crouch

Hello,

I am starting to learn to diagram with Logos and loving this feature of the program, it's pretty slick! However, I was wondering if anyone could help me locate the diagram files so I could save backup copies. I like that Logos autosaves the files within the program, but it would be nice to have a backup of my final diagrams stored somewhere else in case accidentally deleted a file in Logos and needed to reimport. Thanks!

-Ethan

I don't believe there is a way to locate them because of how files are in Logos 4, but you could export to Word, Pages ect. Open the sentence diagram and hit CMD + P in the printer function there should be export functions on the right side. You can't reimport them, but you could use to reproduce it.

Blessings,

Philana

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https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/304071#Comment_304071

Logos 4 Windows can import sentence diagrams created in Libronix 3.

Logos 4 stores sentence diagrams in SQLite database files (could backup Logos4 folder).

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Ethan Knudson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/304252#Comment_304252

Thanks for the help, I suppose if there is not way to reimport files from logos 4, it wouldn't make much sense to save a backup anyway. It is interesting that Logos has chosen to do their file management this way. Makes sense for syncing, but doesn't have a lot of solutions for accidental edits or file deletion.

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https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/306679#Comment_306679

Thanks for the help, I suppose if there is not way to reimport files from logos 4, it wouldn't make much sense to save a backup anyway.

Backing up Logos4 folder includes SQLite database files, which does provide an option in the event of accidental edits or file deletion.

Makes sense for syncing, but doesn't have a lot of solutions for accidental edits or file deletion.

Logos User Voice suggestions: Logos Bible Software 4 Forum has couple open items:

# 55 => create an offline backup and restore capability, for notes and other user generated info. has 42 votes.

# 95 => Enhance User File Management So They Are Truly Backed Up has 14 votes.

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Mike Binks

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/306679#Comment_306679

Thanks for the help, I suppose if there is not way to reimport files from logos 4, it wouldn't make much sense to save a backup anyway. It is interesting that Logos has chosen to do their file management this way. Makes sense for syncing, but doesn't have a lot of solutions for accidental edits or file deletion.

And, of course, there is the ubiquitous 'Time Machine'!.