Am I Missing Any Logos 4 Databases?

I have been reading about some of the new features in Logos 5 and have heard that there will be 10 new databases that will be available. My understanding is the databases are "features" and are only available with certain packages.

I currently have Logos 4 and was wondering - Is there any way to know if I am currently missing any Logos 4 databases?

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JT (alabama24)

I currently have Logos 4 and was wondering - Is there any way to know if I am currently missing any Logos 4 databases?

Do you own any base package? Which one?

GeoPappas

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/415439#Comment_415439

I currently have Logos 4 and was wondering - Is there any way to know if I am currently missing any Logos 4 databases?
Do you own any base package? Which one?

Yes, I have a few packages. I have been a Logos customer for about 15 years. I originally purchased Logos Level 2. At some point I upgraded to the Bible Study Library and then the Original Languages Library.

I have also purchased many books over the yars and have about 1200 books in total.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/416695#Comment_416695

Have a look at http://www.logos.com/products/info/comparison and particularly the "Features and Databases" section at the bottom

That shows what is provided at which level

Kevin Becker

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/416790#Comment_416790

Have a look at http://www.logos.com/products/info/comparison and particularly the "Features and Databases" section at the bottom

That shows what is provided at which level

EDIT: I apologize Graham, I thought you had linked to the L5 comparison page, I was wrong. Graham, this page will only show the current state of package revisions, not what was current for L4. According to the archived comparison chart here: http://web.archive.org/web/20100417043100/http://www.logos.com/compare)

The L4 original Languages package lacked

Greek Pronunciation (audio) Modern and Erasmian
NT Semantic Domain Coding
Pericope Sets Database
Reading Plans (but this is in the Bible Study Library, so you should have it GeoPappas)
Word Find (also in L4 Bible Study)

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/416815#Comment_416815

HI Kevin

Graham, this page will only show the current state of package revisions, not what was current for L4.

Don't understand - the link shows L4 base package information for me.

Graham

Kevin Becker

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/416820#Comment_416820

Don't understand - the link shows L4 base package information for me.

Yeah, about that. I was wrong. Egg on my face. I just updated my post to apologize. Sorry!

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/416822#Comment_416822

Don't understand - the link shows L4 base package information for me.

Yeah, about that. I was wrong. Egg on my face. I just updated my post to apologize. Sorry!

No problem[:)]

Thanks, Kevin

GeoPappas

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/416815#Comment_416815

The L4 original Languages package lacked

Greek Pronunciation (audio) Modern and Erasmian

NT Semantic Domain Coding

Pericope Sets Database

Reading Plans (but this is in the Bible Study Library, so you should have it GeoPappas)

Word Find (also in L4 Bible Study)

Thanks.

I have the following:

Greek Pronunciation (audio) Modern and Erasmian
Reading Plans

I have Word Find Puzzle, which I assume is the same as Word Find

I found Pericope Sets under the Tools menu -> Passage Analysis. Is that the same thing?

How would I know if I have the NT Semantic Domain Coding?

In other words, how would you use this feature?

Kevin Becker

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/416846#Comment_416846

I found Pericope Sets under the Tools menu -> Passage Analysis. Is that the same thing?

How would I know if I have the NT Semantic Domain Coding?

In other words, how would you use this feature?

Yes, the Passage Analysis tool is where you should be able to see/compare pericopes if you have that data.

I'm not 100% certain about the NT Semantic Domain Coding. I think that's the Louw-Nida tagging in the interlinear Bibles. Open the ESV to a NT passage and open up the Interlinear ribbon or look in the right click menu. Does a Bible search on an interlinear NT Bible return results for <LouwNida = Louw Nida 7.24> ?

GeoPappas

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/416861#Comment_416861

Yes, the Passage Analysis tool is where you should be able to see/compare pericopes if you have that data.

Thanks.

I'm not 100% certain about the NT Semantic Domain Coding. I think that's the Louw-Nida tagging in the interlinear Bibles. Open the ESV to a NT passage and open up the Interlinear ribbon or look in the right click menu. Does a Bible search on an interlinear NT Bible return results for <LouwNida = Louw Nida 7.24> ?

Anyone else know how I would know if I have the NT Semantic Domain Coding?

Todd Phillips

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/417807#Comment_417807

I'm not 100% certain about the NT Semantic Domain Coding. I think that's the Louw-Nida tagging in the interlinear Bibles. Open the ESV to a NT passage and open up the Interlinear ribbon or look in the right click menu. Does a Bible search on an interlinear NT Bible return results for <LouwNida = Louw Nida 7.24> ?

Anyone else know how I would know if I have the NT Semantic Domain Coding?

Kevin's correct. It's the Louw-Nida tagging. Another way to determine if you have it is by right-clicking on a word in either a reverse interlinear or the NA27 and seeing Louw-Nida on the menu.:

GeoPappas

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/417819#Comment_417819

I'm not 100% certain about the NT Semantic Domain Coding. I think that's the Louw-Nida tagging in the interlinear Bibles. Open the ESV to a NT passage and open up the Interlinear ribbon or look in the right click menu. Does a Bible search on an interlinear NT Bible return results for <LouwNida = Louw Nida 7.24> ?

Anyone else know how I would know if I have the NT Semantic Domain Coding?

Kevin's correct. It's the Louw-Nida tagging. Another way to determine if you have it is by right-clicking on a word in either a reverse interlinear or the NA27 and seeing Louw-Nida on the menu.

OK, thanks. I have that feature as well.