Librionix version 3.0g

Scott Cox
Scott Cox Member Posts: 25
edited November 2024 in English Forum
I'm using version 3.0g under Windows 7. Will this run under Windows 10?

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  • SineNomine
    SineNomine Member Posts: 7,043

    Basically, no. But you can upgrade to Logos 6 for free, and it seems to work pretty well on Windows 10.

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  • Dave Hooton
    Dave Hooton MVP Posts: 35,800

    Scott Cox said:

    I'm using version 3.0g under Windows 7. Will this run under Windows 10?

    If it 'works' with Internet Explorer 11 then you might have a chance of it running in Win 10.

    Dave
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    Windows 11 & Android 13

  • David Paul
    David Paul Member Posts: 6,003 ✭✭✭

    Scott, I'm still using Vista with L3g so I'm very interested as well. I strongly encourage you to be a guinea pig and test this out.

    Please be sure to report back with your findings!

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  • LimJK
    LimJK Member Posts: 1,068 ✭✭

    Scott Cox said:

    I'm using version 3.0g under Windows 7. Will this run under Windows 10?

    Scott,

    I have not been used Libronix 3.0g for a long time.  Since you asked I startup Libronix 3.0g on my Windows 10 desktop, it seems to work. Screen shoot below as evidence [:)]

    I have tried Passage Guide, seems to be OK, but, I did not test it extensively.

    However, you may need to consider moving on to Logos 6, where you can get support from Logos should you run into any difficulties.

    JK

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  • Scott Cox
    Scott Cox Member Posts: 25
    Thanks. Keep me posted on issues. I'm not quite ready and I may buy a new machine reloaded with W10.
  • Nord Zootman
    Nord Zootman Member Posts: 596 ✭✭

    I still had it on my computer when I upgraded to 10. I never really used it anymore and decided to delete it, but I can confirm that it was running on 10. I did not try all/most functions.

  • Scott Cox
    Scott Cox Member Posts: 25
    Hey SineNomine,

    How does Logos 6 differ from 3.0g? The buy options seems to be all yearly licenses not purchases. I found a download site with the warning, "Logos Bible Software 6 may contain additional menus and features you will not have access to without a Logos 6 Base package Upgrade. While not required for basic use, an upgrade is strongly recommended." I really like what I have in 3.0g. Will I continue to have access to the resources I own with Logos 6?

    Thanks.
  • JT (alabama24)
    JT (alabama24) MVP Posts: 36,516

    Scott Cox said:

    How does Logos 6 differ from 3.0g? The buy options seems to be all yearly licenses not purchases.

    I did not use 3.0 and can't comment on this... but the software is always free... you pay for resources and data sets. If you want to download the software for FREE, see the link in my signature line. 

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  • Scott Cox
    Scott Cox Member Posts: 25
    Ok, that's great. I have a number of great commentaries and translations I bought way back in the 90's. I just want access to them and 3.0g works fine for me. If 6.0 works the same or similar, that's great.
  • SineNomine
    SineNomine Member Posts: 7,043

    Scott Cox said:

    Ok, that's great. I have a number of great commentaries and translations I bought way back in the 90's. I just want access to them and 3.0g works fine for me. If 6.0 works the same or similar, that's great.

    In the fundamentals of opening up books and basic searches, it's the same but with a different set of menus and an updated graphic interface. It does, however, have a lot of features (even in the free version) that Libronix lacked. My suggestion is that you try it and play around with it.

    “The trouble is that everyone talks about reforming others and no one thinks about reforming himself.” St. Peter of Alcántara