[resolved] Missing Resources?

I notice a 148 resource difference between what my online account says I own and the number of resources in my library on the PC install. I thought I had put some into the Hidden Resources, however there are zero resources listed as hidden under Program Settings.

It has been a while since I used Hidden Resources, but figured I'd check when I saw the discrepancy, any thoughts? Have I overlooked something?

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JT (alabama24)

What do you mean, your "online account"? It may be, for example, that you are comparing a list which counts all of your resources including things like reverse interlinears, which don't show up in your library.

Frank Sauer

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/733402#Comment_733402

The number of resources listed by Logos, for example on the upgrade page. On that page it says I have 148 more resources than my library lists. I guess it could be attributed to reverse interlinears, but I remember adding some resources to the Hidden Resources list. Maybe I had removed them from the list at some point.... Would 148 represent reverse interlinears? Seems a little high...

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/733406#Comment_733406

Would 148 represent reverse interlinears? Seems a little high...

For RI's alone? Yes. For other similar things? I don't know. In a large library, probably not... but I can't tell you for sure.

Reuben Helmuth

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/733414#Comment_733414

The other possibility (if you're looking in your Biblia.com library) is that the free online-only resources are being counting. This can also be the case when looking at your library resource count on mobile while online. In other words, it's the resource that "aren't available for download." 148 seems much to high for this category, however, but I thought it could contribute to the scenario.

Phil Gons (Logos)

Not all resources are visible in the library.

Reverse interlinears are shown with their corresponding Bibles and aren't reflected in the resource count.
Datasets show up in the About Logos section, but not in the library.
Old add-ins and deprecated resources affect the count, but don't show up in the library.

We have a couple active projects in the queue to bring these numbers much closer together:

We're going to exclude many of these items from the resource count.
We may have datasets show up in the library.
We'll put a disclaimer on the number so you're aware that it imprecise and may not exactly match what you see in the library.

Frank Sauer

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/733422#Comment_733422

Not all resources are visible in the library.

Reverse interlinears are shown with their corresponding Bibles and aren't reflected in the resource count.

Datasets show up in the About Logos section, but not in the library.

Old add-ins and deprecated resources affect the count, but don't show up in the library.

We have a couple active projects in the queue to bring these numbers much closer together:

We're going to exclude many of these items from the resource count.

We may have datasets show up in the library.

We'll put a disclaimer on the number so you're aware that it imprecise and may not exactly match what you see in the library.

Thanks Phil! One question in regard to your response is what is meant by deprecated resources... Once resources are owned, shouldn't they always be in our library and not deprecated?

NB.Mick

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/733534#Comment_733534

One question in regard to your response is what is meant by deprecated resources... Once resources are owned, shouldn't they always be in our library and not deprecated?

Those are - to the best of my knowledge - no book resources, but other formats. In Libronix (Logos 3) days there were publisher-specific and resource-specific menus as well as video (and possibly audio) resources on CD-ROMs that don't work in Logos 4+ so from FL's standpoint they are deprecated. No idea what else was there earlier.

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/733545#Comment_733545

One example is LDLS3-era harmonies/parallel passages. These were replaced with resources in a different format in Logos 4 (search for "type:harmony" in your Library to see them), but the website still counts your licenses for the old resource IDs, which are no longer usable (except in Libronix).