When a "typo" is more than a typo...missing information
If you have the UBS Handbooks, go to the Proverbs volume and turn to p.621. At the end of the section for Proverbs 30:3, the sentence/paragraph is cut off and it jumps right into 30:4. Do I report this as a typo? Or is there a better way to report something like this?
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Hi Ron,
You can report it as a typo. The only text that you may see missing/misspelled that cannot be reported as a typo is text where when you right-click it the option does not appear. Those types of examples should be reported to Logos over email, or by calling in. Customer Service will be able to handle it from there. In this case I'll report the typo for you, so you don't need to worry about it. Thank you for posting about it.
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Tommy Ball said:
Hi Ron,
You can report it as a typo. The only text that you may see missing/misspelled that cannot be reported as a typo is text where when you right-click it the option does not appear. Those types of examples should be reported to Logos over email, or by calling in. Customer Service will be able to handle it from there. In this case I'll report the typo for you, so you don't need to worry about it. Thank you for posting about it.
Thanks Tommy. I think I remember seeing something over a year ago in the forums that UBS was on the list for a major typo/linking update...is that still making progress I hope?
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Ron said:
s that still making progress I hope
I work in Tech support and am not privy to such things as you heard, but if that is what you heard, and it came from a Logos employee I'd assume that is accurate.
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