BACKING UP MY RESOURCE FOLDER TO PC

Yes, I have done so.  There is a problem though.  Logos does not fully support sd cards period and that issue remains even with lollipop.  While I have noticed that someone at one time noted their particular android phone supported the install to command.  While some androids offer backup services, ie. google, the problem is ensuring that the restore or copy, so to speak utilized exactly the same directory structure.  I know on my new phone HTC 1 it has in the setup menu the option of managing apps and that feature supports moving app to sd card I noticed that my android logos app reinstalled itself back to the internal chip and took space once again.  I do not think that android and logos have smoothed things out programming wise to fully support external sd card put into device.  While the app seems to work it is strange how space is ultimately used on internal card even though lollipop and the phone or device has that feature.  I do know that I have personally used the backup and restore feature with google and with my phone to computer with say the verizon program that basically does the same as google services.  I know this is about as clear as mud, but personally, it did work for me as long as it was to internal chip on device and following correct directory structure.  I do not personally know of anyone that has completely been successful to run the logos app on android to external sd card and having the library go to sd card too.

I'd be ever so grateful if someone can tell me if I can back up my resources folder on my Android tablet to PC or SD card. If I had to restore this folder for some reason would it negate the necesity of downloading everything again. I thinking of a situation where I might need to install Logos again' say on another device. Many thanks, and good to be a part of the forum!

I'm not 100% sure, but I do recall asking this question and getting the answer that it's not possible.

Unfortunately, it's not going to quite work that way. I've just done some experimenting. You can copy all of the files and their folders onto a computer. However, if you wipe your app and want to reinstall everything, just moving the folders where they were before won't do anything. You have to tell Logos to fetch the resource in order for it to think that it's stored locally. Ironically, once it has downloaded the resource, you can copy in an older version of the resource. (Detailed instructions are elsewhere.) But you have to start by downloading the most recent version of that resource in the first place, which sounds like it would defeat the purpose for which you would back up the files.

The only instance where this might be useful is if you have a device that won't be getting new OS upgrades, and you would want old resources that would work when new ones would not.