Tags vs. Labels in Logos 6 — What are they used for? What's the difference?

Scott
Scott Member Posts: 22
edited November 2024 in English Forum

I've tried unsuccessfully to find a description of labels and tags in the Logos 6 support documentation. Maybe y'all can help.

There's a Logos 6 feature that enables me to add a tag or a label to an individual note but I don't know what they do and what the difference is between them. I'm familiar with tagging and labeling generally (outside Logos) but not sure what their purpose is in Logos 6. Labels can also have attributes, too, which adds another layer of complexity and confusion.

An example may help: I have a notes document called "Apologetics" where I'm collecting arguments for the faith on various subjects such as Mary, Church tradition, the sacraments, etc.

What would I be able to do with, for example, a tag for "tradition" vs. a label for "tradition"? I also see that a label can have attributes. What do those enable me to do? What might be an example of an attribute for the "tradition" label example?

I already know the mechanics of adding tags, labels, and attributes to a note. I'm wondering now how they could be useful.

Thanks!

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