Just got Charles Stanley Collection sale: How do I get them to list by publication date?
Hi,
I'd like to see Stanley's books listed in the order it's been published. How do I get Library to do that? Or some other method?
For a sometimer like me, there's too many places I have to go at Logos now to search for info. I'm hoping someone among the pro's will write back, or point somewhere.
Thanx,
Kat
ps: Another recent bug in the forums or old one? Keeps stalling and wiping out post as trying to write.
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Hey Kat! [:)]
In your library view, you can add publication date and sort by that. Unfortunately, you can't sort by two fields in the column browser so you will have to type the author's name in the search field when you are sorting by publication date. This will accomplish what you need… as long as those resources have the publication date imbedded in them.
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So the search string would look like...?
Kat
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Sorry, got it. Clicked publication date, but was WAYYYY OVERRR THEREEEE. [:P]
Thanx.[Y] Knew it was going to be that kind of problem. Easy if you knew it first. [:D]
ps: I grew up watching Charles Stanley broadcasts. This is first time regarding his books. I wouldn't mind if a few people said if they have a favorite in the collection.
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Kat said:
Clicked publication date, but was WAYYYY OVERRR THEREEEE.
FYI - You can move the column field anywhere you want it... but since publication date may be a field you need less often, its out in the "boonies."
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Yes, boonies is correct. Just to mess with us once in a moon. hmm...no werewolf smiley, this will have to do [6]
Kat
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Kat said:
Or some other method?
Another method is changing resource titles to add publication date prefix.
Thread => Prioritizing isn't working.... Can anyone help? includes a screen shot with Bible titles modified (year prefixes), which affects resource order in Text Comparison.
Keep Smiling [:)]
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