Logos 7 Maps

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0246.Logos 7 Maps.docx

Here is an updates copy to all the links to Logos 7 Maps with Scripture Verses.  You could put this in a collection called Maps, then create a personal passage guide.  Next right click on any passage in your bible and choose  reference then select your passage guide and find a map for a particular biblical event.  

There are 257 Maps so far although over 300 was originally promised.  Not sure what maps are not complete or is this the final number.  Noticed that Maps between the testaments are missing.     

Could anyone explain this a little further for me? How do you use this file to make a collection?

Here are some links to learn about collections:

https://wiki.logos.com/collections

https://www.logos.com/training/logos6/Collections 

In short: Create a Tools | Collection and name it.  In your passage Guide: Add | Collection (top right) and add the collection you just created. When you run the passage guide it will populate with maps for the passage range you have indicated.

Create your collection which may just include one book.

Right. We are making a personal book and putting it in a collection.  You may also have other such indices such as Ungers which are available and you may wish to add that to your collection as well.  The Word Document needs to be compiled as a Personal Book.  The contents of the Word document are an index of Scripture references for each Map currently available--Logos maps in this case.  

1. Compile the Word Document as a PB.

2. Create a collection to include the PB.

3. Add a Collection to your Customized Passage Guide which includes this PB.

4. Example: When you run a passage guide on Mt 3:13-17, that section will provide a link to the map for "Jesus Baptism and Temptation." Here is how:

5. Click the relevant passage highlighted in the passage guide which opens the PB to the correct map link.  Then click the map link related to the reference and it opens in a Logos media (or other appropriate Resource) window.  This isn't ideal but does work.