TIP of the day - oldies weekend: a very oldie but goodie - the fifth post in the Logos 4 forum

Yes there have been some cosmetic changes and some functions added but the post of Mondaya Nov 2, 2009 at 4:29 AM is still essentially an introduction to the library. All that a repeat posting misses is Damian's avatar.

Damian McGrath said:

The Library can be accessed:

1. Clicking on the Library icon

2. Alt + L - as a drop down.

3. Ctrl + L - opens in a floating window

4. Right click on the Library icon offers these options

 

Damian McGrath said:

To open a book you can click on its title or on the book cover. If you want to "select" the book, you need to click somewhere else. Your first few times books may seem to open inadvertently - watch where you are clicking

Damian McGrath said:

Hovering over an element will provide you with more information about the resource:

 

 

If you want all the information available, click on the "i" button:

Damian McGrath said:

In the Information pane, you can:

1. Change the title which appears in your library (click on the little pencil)

2. Change the abbreviated title which appears in your library

3. Give the book a star rating

4. Add as many tags as you like

 

Damian McGrath said:

A right click on the column names at the top allows you to chose what information you see. You can easily rearrange these columns by dragging them to a different position:

Damian McGrath said:

While searching your library is as easy as typing a word in the navigation box, it's sometimes quicker to limit your search using "author:" "title:" "mytag:" "series:" "rating:" (eg. rating:>=2); "type:" (eg. type:commentary)

Damian McGrath said:

While searching your library is as easy as typing a word in the navigation box, it's sometimes quicker to limit your search using "author:" "title:" "mytag:" "series:" "rating:" (eg. rating:>=2); "type:" (eg. type:commentary)