Will there be a Verbum Forum Section?

Just got the Verbum Basic package and all is well. I am still able to research homilies and talks with the same process I was using before.I haven't seen a huge speed difference though. I thought it was supposed to be a little faster.

I am just curious if there will be a Verbum specific forum that will enable Catholics to come together with ideas and assistance for each other.

And I am still trying to get the best out of building Personal books. Does anyone have any suggestions?

God Bless,

Deacon Jimmy

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Graham Criddle

Hi Jimmy

And I am still trying to get the best out of building Personal books. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Does the information at http://wiki.logos.com/Personal_Books here or are you looking for something specific / different?

Graham

Fr Devin Roza

Just got the Verbum Basic package and all is well. I am still able to research homilies and talks with the same process I was using before.I haven't seen a huge speed difference though. I thought it was supposed to be a little faster.

I am just curious if there will be a Verbum specific forum that will enable Catholics to come together with ideas and assistance for each other.

And I am still trying to get the best out of building Personal books. Does anyone have any suggestions?

God Bless,

Deacon Jimmy

Deacon Jimmy,

Welcome to the Forums! The speedup in Logos 5 you will mainly notice I think in the speed of linked windows, the information pane, etc. There are still other areas, maybe the ones initially noticed like bootup speed, etc. that are like in Logos 4.

There was an attempt to create a specific forum for Catholic Logos users before (logos4catholics.org), but it has been kind of abandoned, and it seems now that it isn't really necessary for the moment anyway. I think you'll find people are very helpful, and it's great to see collaboration between Catholics, Orthodox, and Protestants in this and many other areas. The Logos forum only asks that we avoid discussing theological issues and keep it more to how to use Logos - even if it's for a somewhat specifically Catholic theme like the deuterocanonicals you should be fine as long as it follows those guidelines.

As far as the Personal Books go, I think the most essential thing is to learn how to apply Heading 1, Heading 2, and Heading 3 to your Personal Books so you can use the Table of Contents in Logos. There are more advanced features, but that is probably the most important. There is a forum for PBs specifically.

Milford Charles Murray

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/429160#Comment_429160

There is a forum for PBs

Peace to you, Fr Devin! Well-written post! *smile* I truly wish there were a forum for PBs specifically; however, I don't know about it if there is one .................

Logos, Fr Devin has a great idea here. It would be helpful to share our joys and sorrows, our bright ideas, our problems, our solutions, our work-arounds ............... re. personal book building.

tom

I am just curious if there will be a Verbum specific forum that will enable Catholics to come together with ideas and assistance for each other.

Not here in the forums, but you can create a group on Faithlife.

David Ames

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/429162#Comment_429162

Also See:

http://community.logos.com/forums/p/59852/425852.aspx#425852

There are not many differences between Logos5 and Verbum

There are many differences between who uses Logos5 and Verbum

fgh

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/429160#Comment_429160

There is a forum for PBs specifically.

Just to clarify: there's a forum for sharing .docx files that can be compiled as PB's, but there's no special forum about how to make PB's.

Deacon Jimmy Brunet

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/429196#Comment_429196

Thanks to all for the replies!

I see the sense in keeping it as consolidated as possible for the reason of learning the software. No deep theological discourses are needed to learn how to navigate Logos/Verbum.

Thanks for the tips on PB's and I realize I need to stay on task with the Heading thing. I hope to be able to learn more and more and one day maybe contribute to the forum instead of lurking and learning.

God bless and Happy Thanksgiving!

David Ames

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/429185#Comment_429185

Email sent to: David Day in sales and Andrew Jones in Marketing and asked them to forward it to someone that can answer and asked that they post the reply here

I checked the wiki and did not find anything on 'verbum'

I asked if there was a list of all of the differences between 'Verbum' and 'Logos5'

Harbey Santiago

I asked this questions too, and see the wisdom in keeping the forum structure as "loose" as possible. Perhaps we can start a Faithlife group for Catholic Logos Users. I for one would love to know hoe other clergymen use Logo in their homily prep.

Deacon Harbey Santiago

"Viva Cristo Rey!!"

Archdiocese of Baltimore

Lou Rosen

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/429920#Comment_429920

Perhaps we can start a Faithlife group for Catholic Logos Users.

Deacon Harbey and everyone --

A Verbum Faithlife group has already been set up [:)]. Here's the link: https://faithlife.com/verbum.

There hasn't been too much activity yet, but its a start.

Peace and good,

Lou

Sleiman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/429920#Comment_429920

Perhaps we can start a Faithlife group for Catholic Logos Users.

Please check out this "active" Catholic group (with 175+ members) on faithlife participating currently in reading the Catechism through the year of faith: https://faithlife.com/yearoffaith/ and after you wonder why you're not a member already, please join the group.

If you're interested in joining the discussion on the Catechism and the readings (you won't be disappointed, I promise: there is a lot of very insightful comments being posted), go to the “Documents” tab and press the Connect button. It’s only 5–6 paragraphs per day. You can also read community (and reply to) posted comments from within your Logos program right beside the Catechism text if you like (which are tagged by a small icon wherever a comment is made) or better yet post new ones yourself as you would want to share an idea, a question or a quotation on any specific issue in the Catechism as you read along with the rest of us.

I don't know about you but for me, I’m reading the Catechism cover-to-cover for the first time and most probably I’m going to have some questions or comments as I go along. I'm hoping the discussion continues to grow as it is now (already really good if I may say so myself).

Members include awesome people, scholars, apologists, bloggers, priests, etc.: Thomas McDonald, Devin Rose, Brandon Vogt, Steve Ray, etc.

David Ames

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/429903#Comment_429903

Email sent to: David Day in sales and Andrew Jones in Marketing and asked them to forward it to someone that can answer and asked that they post the reply here
I checked the wiki and did not find anything on 'verbum'
I asked if there was a list of all of the differences between 'Verbum' and 'Logos5'

The short answer to your question is that whether it says "Capstone" or

"Platinum" on your about page will not have consequences for the behavior of the

software. All that matters there is the "Set Verbum to Yes" command. I will ask

about having it mention both collections on the about page.

The changes to

Verbum are pretty simple:

-Catholic default priorities

-Verbum blog option on the homepage

-Lectionary by default on the homepage

-default passage guide template with Catechism, Church Documents, and Church Fathers sections

-default collections: Catechism, Church Documents, Church Fathers

Andrew