Same old problem : Will Logos 6 let me export to a pdf longer than 100 pages? (I have version 5) .
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I apologize for misspelling your name Randy.
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Go buy a new car.
Pay $$$$$ for it because you want a really pleasing model.
Drive away with it and love it.
Later, you want to go on a long trip.
After 100 miles the engines auto cuts out. Pre-programmed in by the maker, on purpose.
You went too far. Maybe you robbed a bank and were escaping.
And there is NOTHING in the car manual to warn you of this.
I think I would take the car back and request a refund.
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I think a better analogy would be that you buy a car, and the car is theoretically capable of going 180 mph; however, the manufacturer limits the speed in the computer to 120 mph in order to encourage the owner to follow speed and safety laws.
I would also say that you seem to be angry because in your mind, one of the MAIN features of Logos is printing books. I don't see it that way, but I understand why Logos seems at odds with your perception of what Logos is. I would say that it is not one of the major functions, evidenced by the fact that when Logos 4 came out, one could not even print from it at all.
Disclaimer: I hate using messaging, texting, and email for real communication. If anything that I type to you seems like anything other than humble and respectful, then I have not done a good job typing my thoughts.
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https://community.logos.com/forums/p/80318/562219.aspx#562219
Above the link to the first time i raised this issue.
I see the same set of names responding as at now.
Joseph, your analogy is NOT a better analogy. I am NOT trying to break the speed limit! Just one artificially set by Logos! At walking pace.
I am going to just walk away from this environment.
But I am going to publish my thoughts elsewhere where the public can be informed.
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I'm curious Joseph, just what IS Logos intended for?
I agree it is not a publishing program.
I am not trying to publish. Just print. There is a huge difference.
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I'm curious Joseph, just what IS Logos intended for?
I agree it is not a publishing program.
I am not trying to publish. Just print. There is a huge difference.
Biblical studies research? Again, I am not saying that I agree with the 100 page limit, but it just isn't that big of a deal to me. I use Logos because it is a digital format, and I personally see it as counterproductive to then print out large amounts of books.
Disclaimer: I hate using messaging, texting, and email for real communication. If anything that I type to you seems like anything other than humble and respectful, then I have not done a good job typing my thoughts.
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As a research tool Logos is suburb, without equal.
Now, why would one want to do such research?
I'm trying to understand why it appears that I am the only one complaining about this thing. Seems that for the most part, people using Logos are just doing research for research sake. There are no fruits of that research. I will insist on sharing, with others, the results of my research work done within Logos.
Otherwise, if it is all just smoke and daggers, hey there are TRULY better ways to pass the time.
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As a research tool Logos is suburb, without equal.
Now, why would one want to do such research?
I'm trying to understand why it appears that I am the only one complaining about this thing. Seems that for the most part, people using Logos are just doing research for research sake. There are no fruits of that research. I will insist on sharing, with others, the results of my research work done within Logos.
Otherwise, if it is all just smoke and daggers, hey there are TRULY better ways to pass the time.
Charles, in what world does doing biblical studies research REQUIRE printing off your books? That is the whole point of the software--to digitize books so that you don't have to deal with print versions. I do print sections from time to time, and if I need to print off more than 100 pages, I just combine the documents in Acrobat.
Disclaimer: I hate using messaging, texting, and email for real communication. If anything that I type to you seems like anything other than humble and respectful, then I have not done a good job typing my thoughts.
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I print to pdf, also broken.
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I print to pdf, also broken.
Other than perhaps for printing a .pdf on paper, why do you need .pdfs of your Logos books for your Bible study?
“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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Are you serious?
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I am out of this place.
How do i close a thread?
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I'm trying to understand why it appears that I am the only one complaining about this thing. Seems that for the most part, people using Logos are just doing research for research sake. There are no fruits of that research.
I think you'll find that a lot of us use Logos for preparing sermons, teaching, researching academic papers or dissertations, and so on, and that those who are writing books are doing it outside of Logos using things like Scrivener which are designed for that purpose. The primary purpose of the PBB function is to bring resources from outside Logos into the library, not to provide printed output. I avoid printing output at all costs, and have never printed anything longer than a journal article out of Logos in the six years or so I've been a user. The beauty of Logos to me is that I can carry several thousand books around on my laptop and always have access to them: I also have those I'm currently using on my iPad as well, so short-term power cuts don't restrict my access to them.
There are lots of ways of sharing the fruits of research: sermons, Bible Studies, papers, books, presentations, lectures, seminars, and so on - for most of us that simply doesn't involve needing to print out large chunks of resources. It also doesn't generally require us to print out a whole lot of highlighting.
Running Logos 6 Platinum and Logos Now on Surface Pro 4, 8 GB RAM, 256GB SSD, i5
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Other e-book tools limit us to 1 page or alloe no copying at all.
First one i tried : Eloquent, loaded the entire book of psalms and no problem, will print it all.
Then use it -
I looked at Kindle, Nook, and Adobe Editions. These are the ones I use and had the limits I mentioned earlier.
Blessings,
FloydPastor-Patrick.blogspot.com
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I want a refund from Logos.
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I want a refund from Logos.
Call (800-875-6467) or email (customerservice@faithlife.com) Customer Service and they can decide whether to waive their normal 30-day refund period for you. They do sometimes under extenuating circumstances. The magnitude of your dissatisfaction might persuade them.
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Are you serious?
Entirely serious, as you seem to be too. I'm not aware of anything that I could do on my computer using a .pdf that I couldn't do in Verbum/Logos, but there are lots of things that I can do in Verbum/Logos that I can't do with a .pdf. If you want to print the .pdf out on paper, and that, unless there's something very important that no one including you has mentioned yet, can still be done without much extra difficulty or time even with the present 100 page limit. If you want to use the .pdf on your computer, well, I don't understand why.
“The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara
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I am out of this place.
How do i close a thread?
You can't. Only a forum administrator can.
Goodbye.
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WE have power outages here often lasting hrs and hrs.
During such times, I want to be able to study from my copy of a bible that I PAID for, and marked up, and printed out on to paper.
Possibly an alternative during power outages is using a mobile device that has digital resources licensed for your personal use with your highlighting using a battery that lasts for hours. For example, an iPad has a battery that lasts hours along with external battery options. When power is restored, then your highlighting added in mobile device can sync with your other Logos installations. Also when power is restored, charge batteries.
Thankful for Logos licensing that allows one user to personally use many devices.
Keep Smiling [:)]
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Charles, I don't know if you're still around after all your "borderline POLICE STATE" ranting and wanting a refund and all, but if you are, guess what? Logos listened to you and they've already fixed this limitation, just a little over a month after you first raised the issue!
https://wiki.logos.com/Logos_6.1_Beta_1
It's in 6.1 Beta 1, so it hasn't been released yet, it's just available for beta testing for now. But it'll be coming soon to the stable channel, probably within a few weeks of testing.
I thought you should take heart that users with complaints do get listened to. Sorry you had to elevate your complaints to such a dramatic level and still didn't feel like you were being heard. But I hope you are still around and can benefit from this change.
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Great to hear. Not sure why I would want to extract more than 100 pages, but be useful at some future point.
Thanks for sharing.Blessings,
FloydPastor-Patrick.blogspot.com
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I can see this is something you have thought a lot about; and has affected you deeply.I am going to create a web page for the world to see to be warned in advance about how Logos wastes your time and steals huge amounts of money as well, fraudulently. Fraud = gaining cash by false pretense.
To have to pay so much for an ARTIFICIALLY and ILLOGICALLY stunted printing system is just plain wrong.
The uninitiated potential future users of Logos need to know what they are getting into.
However, Logos purpose isn't to allow you to print books. Their purpose is to allow you to study the bible. Happy you are making use of their PB feature to make your own original works. However you could have gotten the software for free and been able to use that.
All of which is irrelevant I suppose now that the limitation is lifted on personal books.
Hope cooler thoughts prevailed and you didn't really return the software over this issue.L2 lvl4 (...) WORDsearch, all the way through L10,
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Thanks to all who notified me of the change. I have resorted to other software, where the goal behind the software is more spiritual rather than so academic.
And the Logos move , can print more than 100 pages of personal books, still does not help!!!
I clearly remember actually asking my Father to inspire the Logos people to create a jacked up markup system! He listened, and they did. The markup system in Logos is fantastic.
So, now, as every true seeker knows, when I make markings in my bible they are no longer permanent but reflect my current status regarding my spiritual growth. Eg my first bible had every occurrence of the word "baptism" marked up in bright colors as I grappled to find the truth regarding baptism. This is now years behind me, so the word baptism in my bible can just appear in plain text. The only way in the past to do this was to keep changing bibles. AND laboriously carrying forward marking that I still valued.
I thought, at LAST, all is fixed. I can study online in Logos in my bible of choice and keep evolving and moving forward the markings. Then occasionally PRINT OUT the marked up bible and stick it in some kind of ring binder, and carry my marked up bible to church, camp etc.
SADLY, the RULES still KILL the best that Logos has to offer.
If I have a fully marked up ESV bible, I still can't print it.
And if you believe that they wont one day switch off all electronic access - then you are so so wrong.0 -
Logos listened to you and they've already fixed this limitation, just a little over a month after you first raised the issue!
This has been fixed in 6.1.
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