Default Bible version

I havent upgraded to Logos4 yet, still on Libronix 3.  Is it still the same fix? 

Thanks

Dual installation works well... I'm still using L3 for some stuff, even tho' I prefer L4 for most.... all you need is lots of space on the hard drive... [;)]

Then you could prioritize your preferred resource in L4 as Dave suggested.

As a bonus, you could gradually give L4 a try... After 2 years of free porting of new L4 resources back into L3, the recent release of Perseus in L4 format only says to me that the handwriting is finally on the wall for L3.

Blessings on your studies!

I've tried everything I could find. Prioritize, reprioritize, uninstall and reinstall, manual synch... I still can't get NASB to become the default translation. It keeps coming up with ESV, which I've never used even when I started with Libronix.
I am reminded though just how grateful I should be that I can carry so much concerning His Word in an index card sized format, instead of delicate scrolls, when I notice my impatience that the microwave is going to make me wait an entire 40 seconds to reheat my coffee!
Thanks to all you who have brought things this far!

I just updated from libronix to logos 4 with a basic price of $39.95

This is not getting answered. I am running L3 and L4 side by side. L4 took too many rich features away, so I stick with L3. I purchased the side-grade almost 2 years ago. in L4, I prioritized books to have NIV84 first, then NASB, then ESV, a lectionary, then BDAG, HAL, BDB, etc. However when I jump to a verse on any mobile device, whether my Samsung Intercept phone or my Acer Iconia A500 tablet, it always uses ESV first. This is quite frustrating. I have tried rearranging the order of various Bibles in L4 and then syncing again by pressing the circular arrows up by the layout buttons. It has been over a month since I set the prioritized books. If there is something else that needs to be done, whether a sync setting, a setting for the mobile app, or adding/removing specific resources from the prioritized list, please let us know.

Sorry but, at the moment, I don't believe that Logos 4 prioritization is synchronised to mobile devices.

Yet Dave Hooten and MJ. Smith claim in this post that it is, as does every post that deals with setting default Bibles for mobile devices.

In this post, David Hooten says

This depends on the prioritized bibles in your desktop Logos 4 --> http://wiki.logos.com/Prioritizing

Unfortunately, changes could take days to sync  with the Android device.

In this post, Gabe Martin, a Logos employee, indicates that the default Bible info is saved on the server for mobile devices.

Currently your default bible info is stored on the server so when your
device is offline it is unable to detect your default bible.

It seems that using a browser to access your library from anywhere on the internet, a service that was originally set up for any non-iOS phone, uses the same principle. When you go to library.logos.com, you can sign in and access your books. When I go there, it uses ESV for the default, not the NIV84 which I have at the top of my prioritized list in L4, nor the NASB95 which is next in line. However Bryan Smith, another Logos employee, says in this post that the default for the web browser (and thus, can we presume for the Android app as well?) should follow your prioritized list in L4. In response to the question of how to set the browser default Bible, he said,

If you're signed in to the same account you use with Logos 4 then it
will try to use Bibles in the order you have ranked them until it finds
one that's licensed for online use.

Perhaps a quick question: Are my NIV84 and NASB95, both of which I can use on my Android devices, and both of which I have downloaded for offline use, "licensed for online use?" I'm guessing that since I can use them that they are. If there's a problem with my understanding here, I would love a clarification.

And then finally, for iOS devices such as the iPod Touch and the iPhone, the principle is that the mobile device follows the prioritization of L4, as Dave Dunkin, another Logos employee, says here.

When online, the iPhone app uses your synced resource priorities. When offline, it'll use the first Bible it finds.

So once again, can a Logos employee confirm whether or not our Android devices should be getting the default Bible translation from the prioritized list in L4? It seems there are plenty of Android users waiting for the "couple of days" to "several weeks" for a sync to happen.