Logos has overtaken Accordance for good
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Veli Voipio said:
But I guess neither has the possibility for user editing (adding, modifying)
In Accordance you have nearly the same possibility like the developers. You can add/delete/move in the Timeline and in the Atlas. In the Atlas you can create user layouts, etc. For example if you think the way of the Israelites from Egypt to Sinai is on another route you can change this too.
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This discussion on maps and graphics harkens back to threads from 2010 during the rodeo when Logos 4 Mac was released.
Some improvements have been made since then, but if maps, speed and the ability to contain your own resources locally are a requirement, this is not the greatest strength of Logos. I lurk occasionally in these forums and keep an eye out for developments in this arena particularly at time of a new version release, but it appears that this is not changing any time soon.
Pretty much every software product on the market comes with compromises and appeals to different preferences. List your highest priorities and then pick a product that best matches it. For my current study needs, if I could only own one software, it would be Accordance, but I am delighted I can use both. Both have strengths that are invaluable for different reasons to me. Among other things, Accordance is my go to on maps, timelines and graphics.
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Denise, do you suppose you could post the whole of this article instead of just the partial as you posted on page 6? It's the part right under your first map and the article begins with saying, "On the other hand, a serious textual corruption did take place."
I'd appreciate seeing the whole of it. I'll try and paste it here but not sure if this will work or not.
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