No resources showing up as Latin-morph-tagged?

One thing I just thought of that might be relevant: I just reinstalled everything, and downloaded the Perseus resources (which were not on this computer before), and it is only now indexing (which, good night, is going to take forever). Perhaps the morph search can't search the Latin resources because they aren't indexed yet?

Nope, still nothing after indexing. None of the Perseus Latin resources or anything else Latin appears in the dropdown menu of morph-tagged resources. I looked specifically for Ab urbe condita, which should be near the top, but no, not there. And running a morph search with Logos Latin Morphology selected still turns up nothing.

That is what I mean. I do a Morph Search with Logos Latin Morphology for "sum" and get 0 results. Same if I search for @N (any noun) or any other morphological order.

Hi, Nick. Thanks for your diligence. I followed your test to the letter, and got... nothing. Bizarrely nothing. The thing is not recognizing Latin resources at all.

I created the "Perseus Latin resources" collection as you did:

And then, tried the select it for a morph search as you did... and the newly created Latin collection doesn't even appear as an option to select in the resource dropdown, when I have "Logos Latin Morphology" selected (or anything else). (EDIT: And yes, I did try closing the search window and opening a new one after I created the collection.)

And doing a Latin morph search of any kind (here searching for any generic noun) results in no results. I do get the appropriate Latin verb forms when I go through the "@" menu, so the innards of the Latin morphology do appear to be working.

EDIT: The morphology innards are also working when I right click on the Latin text. It correctly recognizes what the forms are, but when I tell it to search for the very form I am selecting, I get 0 results.

I started out with in August 2012 no base package, just Logos 4 and the Catholic Catechism package. Then in December I got the Logos 5 Verbum Foundations package. Then at the end of May I upgraded to the Verbum Scripture Study package.

When I pull up the "About" page, I'm told I have:

Logos Bible Software 5.1b SR-1 (5.1.2.0079) (Update channel: beta)

Licensed to: [me] (Core v.5 (IH))

And yes, here are my logs.

4760.LogosLogFiles_Richardson_2013-10-07a.zip

Thanks a bunch.

EDIT: Following upon your informative signature, I'm running Windows 8 Pro (64-bit) on a rather rickety ASUS EEEpc 1015 netbook.

Sure. Here you go:

The morphology information at the bottom of the window appears at it should:

When I right-click, I get what I'm supposed to:

But not the results I'm supposed to.

Perhaps I should try wiping the whole installation and re-installing? It's a worth a shot.

Too late. [:P] I'll let you know how it goes.

No, I was searching for all passages in all resources. See the screenshots.

Re-installing did fix it -- at least the problem I was having before. I can now do a Latin morph search, either from the search tab or from right-clicking a Latin-morph-tagged resource, and correctly get results.

But you're right; Augustine's Letters and Confessions is not showing up as Latin-morph-tagged, even after re-installing. I get the Latin morphology in the text bar at the bottom of the screen (what is the proper term for that, anyway?), and can do a productive morph-search from right-clicking on it, but it neither pulls up any results from Augustine, nor does Augustine appear in the list of Latin-morph-tagged resources in the dropdown menu of the search tab.

Some more context for my previous problem: It does appear that you were correct and my resources weren't being properly marked or recognized as Latin-morph-tagged. Here's what I suspect happened: I was using this computer, the netbook, months ago, until it developed some nasty hardware problems, and I ended up removing the hard drive and putting a new HD in it with Ubuntu. The other day I put the original (Windows 8) HD back in, with the previous installation of Logos 5 still intact, and let it run updates. The result is that I had a previous version of Logos 5 installed (5.0-something I suspect, though it may have been the first-release 5.1), with many resources, including I think the Perseus ones, that had been previously downloaded. So when I installed the new 5.1b, it did not correctly go back through and mark the previously-downloaded resources it should have marked as Latin-morph-tagged.