Galaxie, Farewell & Following Seas

I would like to publicly thank Galaxie Software for its part in increasing resources available in digital, and particularly Logos, format. Galaxie is a small, mom-and-pop enterprise. I visited Hampton at his home in the early days, and saw how he put the content into a word processor and then manually went through and tagged and formatted it into a Logos ebook. At a time when Logos only offered BibSac, Galaxie increased the depth and breadth of journals available. Galaxie’s participation may now be over, but I thank them for their past contributions. Thank you Hampton.

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JoshInRI

Whats a "Galaxie"?

Milkman

Here, here. Each time I sent an email to Hampton there was a quick reply from him. I too want to thank him for his contribution to all of our libraries.

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Beloved Amodeo

Galaxie’s participation may now be over, but I thank them for their past contributions. Thank you Hampton.

I Luv my Galaxie library!!! esp. the journals. Irreplaceable. What's the 411 Don? I'm so bent!

Don

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/571339#Comment_571339

http://community.logos.com/forums/p/81375/569349.aspx#569349

Beloved Amodeo

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/571391#Comment_571391

Thanks for the info Don!

David Sloan

Do you think Logos will continue selling the old volumes of the Theological Journal Library or do we need to scoop them up before they are replaced by Logos' own more pricey sets? There are a few journals I'm interested in in these sets, but I haven't been able to buy any of them yet. I wonder if it would be cheaper to buy vols 1-15 than to later come back and pay for each journal series separately.