I find that dictionaries and products alike should be very important. On some sense it is even more important to commentaries (at least not less important than it).
But when I want to buy a dictionary, I actually don't know which to buy. NIDNTT/NIDOTT, BDAG, HALOT, TDNT, etc. seems very good. But which one to pick?
So I think that there is a need of a product guide on this. Similar to that of Commentaries, S, P, L symbols will also helps a lot.
There are two product guides that might be of some help to you in this decision:
http://www.logos.com/greek/nt (for NT/Greek dictionaries, lexicons, grammars, etc.)
http://www.logos.com/hebrew/ot (for OT/Hebrew dictionaries, lexicons, grammars, etc.)
They don't have S, P, L symbols, but they do at least help you differentiate between all the array of options available.
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Oh! Thanks a lot! I never try that because there is no "lexicon" or so in the title.
That's very helpful. And I am satisfied with that guide already.
That product guide is WOEFULLY out of date. Nary a reference to anything L4, and certainly not the Zondervan works to soon be released.
I like Apples. Especially Honeycrisp.
One weird thing is that it includes the NIDOTT but not the NIDNTT. But anyway, I find that help me to be clear about many things already.
I think they are so busy to develop the program itself, having no time to update all the materials in the website. I find it is annoying sometimes that after I read a certain thing, I realized that it is describing the Logos 3. Anyway, I'd rather they release the newer version sooner rather than updating the guide. Especially the reverse interlinear full screen view.